A kid intercepts a cryptic TV signal from the near past, summoning the Deathchron to his home and whisking him to a robotic mech-overrun future. He teams up with A.R.T., his upgradable automated robot transporter that packs shootable weapons, for a shot at world salvation. This NES-style indie action platformer channels 1987's tough, puzzling gameplay like Blaster Master, complete with 8-bit artwork.
Players tackle action platforming across varied explorable areas, battling bosses that devour on contact while upgrading their mech for survival. Hardcore fans of retro adventure games revel in the unforgiving challenges and nostalgic vibes.
Sometime in the near past, a kid gets an ominous television transmission.
He has intercepted a cryptic message - and the Deathchron arrives at his house.
He is transported to an alternate future world, where robotic mechs have taken over,
and he has one chance to save the world. A.R.T. - his own automated robot transporter is
here to help, but it's much more than that. A.R.T. can be upgraded to shoot various weapons!
So, take a nostalgic trip back to 1987 when games were hard and they didn't make sense.
Deathchron is an NES style game inspired by titles such as Blaster Master.
Features:
8 bit style NES artwork
Action Platforming
Upgrades for your mech
Various areas to explore
Bosses that will eat you alive
