It's worth digging into the depths of the Steam platform from time to time to find such gems as Titanium Hound. An old-style platformer with beautiful pixel art. The colours and design of the city are a big plus. It's as if a computer graphic designer made the game. The story presented in the game is interesting and on the wave when Cyberpunk came out. I prefer games set in medieval times but TH drew me in a lot with what our game character goes through.
Nowadays there are few games that take up less than 1GB and you can drop in for a short while to play.

Bravo.

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The game has a few downsides such as a cumbersome weapon/shield system, a sometimes uneven level of challenge, the mission loading animation in place of the narrator's dialogue and it's a bit short (7.5h for me) - but if you played the demo and liked it - seeing it on sale it's worth buying.

It's worth digging into the depths of the Steam platform from time to time to find such gems as [b]Titanium Hound[/b]. An old-style platformer with beautiful pixel art. The colours and design of the city are a big plus. It's as if a computer graphic designer made the game. The story presented in the game is interesting and on the wave when Cyberpunk came out. I prefer games set in medieval times but TH drew me in a lot with what our game character goes through. Nowadays there are few games that take up less than 1GB and you can drop in for a short while to play. Bravo. [hr][/hr] The game has a few downsides such as a cumbersome weapon/shield system, a sometimes uneven level of challenge, the mission loading animation in place of the narrator's dialogue and it's a bit short (7.5h for me) - but if you played the demo and liked it - seeing it on sale it's worth buying.