In a record-breaking year for the retro community, developers Norakomi and Wolf have entered a fantastic looking game in the MSX dev competition. Titled as ‘Neon Horizon’. This high-octane 3D scrolling racer has just been registered as the landmark 40th entry in the MSXdev25 contest, setting a new standard for the long-running homebrew competition. Set against a sprawling cyber-noir backdrop, Neon Horizon casts players as a lone rider in a race for survival. The game draws heavy mechanical inspiration from classic 3D racers, tasking players with navigating treacherous futuristic landscapes.
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Here’s the latest. “Norakomi and Wolf teamed up once more with Neon Horizon, working their magic to create an outstanding piece of MSX2 software, complete with a captivating and immersive OPL4 soundtrack that pulls players right into its world. Neon Horizon is a fast-paced cyber-noir motorbike adventure set in a vast futuristic world. You take on the role of a lone rider, navigating treacherous landscapes while racing against the clock, hostile rivals, and the unforgiving environments that shape the horizon. The mission is straightforward: survive the ride, master your bike, and cross the finish line of each level before your fuel runs out.”
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