Turbo Kid

Turbo Kid is a metroidvania with 2D pixel art graphics, side-view camera, blood and gore. In an indie title, you can explore the map at your own pace and choose your own order for completing bosses. This action platformer differs from other representatives of the genre in that you can not only walk around the locations, but also ride a bicycle. The rooms are built in such a way that users can perform tricks on BMX. At the same time, you can throw the transport at any time (and jump off it while moving), and then call it by pressing one button. The main character can also run, jump, climb and slide along walls, crawl, and cling to ledges. For weapons, he has a machete and a blaster attached to his hand (its charges can also be used as a light source in dark places).

The action takes place in 1997 in a world where the apocalypse occurred. The video game Turbo Boy is based on the film of the same name. Moreover, it does not repeat the film, but offers a new story. The story picks up where the events of the original end. At the same time, the plot is slightly non-linear. After losing his friends in a bloody battle, the teenage hero journeys across the Wasteland to find hope. During his adventures, he (and the gamers) will have to make difficult moral choices, which adds replay value to the project. If desired, players can skip the storyline and focus only on the gameplay. As they progress, they find additional abilities for their ward.