Turbo Kid

Turbo Kid is an indie metroidvania game with 2D pixel art graphics, side-view camera perspective and blood and gore effects. As with other indies titles, players have full freedom in traversing its maps at their own pace while creating their own order to complete boss battles. This action platformer stands apart from its peers because you not only walk around its locations but can also ride a bicycle around them - each room designed specifically to allow users to perform tricks using their BMX bikes! At any point during gameplay, you have the freedom to throw and hop off of vehicles at will - then call them back by pressing one button - while still moving freely along its course. Additionally, players can run, jump, climb walls and slidesleap across them while crawling along crawlspaces; and use weapons such as machete and blaster (whose charges double up as light sources in darker spaces) at their discretion.

Turbo Boy takes place in 1997 in an apocalyptic world that was brought about by global warming, drawing inspiration from a film with the same title, but does not merely repeat what was seen there; rather it offers its own story which begins where events ended from the original film but with slightly nonlinear plotlines as players (and protagonist) struggle against losing friends in battle and travel across Wasteland to discover hope; during their adventures players may need to make difficult moral choices which add replayability while they explore its depths - as they progress they uncover additional abilities which allow players to gain control over his character as the protagonist reveals new abilities as you advance further!