![]() Neon Drive brings you 8 levels, each with a unique theme and a surprising twist in the gameplay. Au contraire, once you purchase the game, you’ll have all the time in the world to finish it. With a couple of exceptions, though: you won’t have to go to the arcades every time you want to play, and neither will it cost you an arm and a leg. Neon Drive takes all this and blends it into a nostalgic love letter to the ’80s. ![]() But back then the equipment was not cheap – you had to go to the arcades to play the best looking games, which were often so challenging that you had to spend dozens upon dozens of coins just to complete a single level. Computers made possible simple games, and game designers started exploring new genres such as racing, lane dodgers, top-down shooters, side-scrollers and platform games. To be fair, back then we were secretly expecting to have robot coworkers and drive flying cars by the year 2000.ġ980s were also a time of the first computer music – digital synthesizers were all the rage. Neon Drive is a journey back into the 1980s – a time when people still wrote letters, and when they thought – as Douglas Adams put it – that “digital watches were a pretty neat idea”. ![]() We’ve been hard at work to bring our newest game – Neon Drive – to Playstation 4, and I’m excited to announce it will hit Playstation Store 8th August. Hello! I’m Vladimir, a game designer at the Fraoula studio.
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