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In particular it reminds me of Another World. The game was successfully Kickstarted, with over €160,000 pledged by fans, and really is a love letter to classic pixel games. It is beautifully expressed as a 2D pixel-art, action adventure. Developed by Spanish indie team, Studio Koba, and published by Team 17, Narita Boy is a tale of repressed memory, the pain of lost loves, and escapism. I know it can feel played out and overused, and it’s thought of as a somewhat cliché narrative, but I think it can stand the test of time. Through tense combat and constant progression, great boss fights and enemy design, along with an intriguing and heartfelt story, Narita Boy is an absolute must play for the modern-day retro-futurist. Narita Boy captures these inspirations and vibes perfectly through its stellar visual and audio design, stunning pixel art and animation, and wonderful soundtrack. As an electronic musician, this is music to my ears (sorry). And modular synthesizers are more popular now than ever before. Synthwave music has seen a huge surge in recent years where artists are using vintage synths to create beautiful soundscapes reminiscent of the 1980s.

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Yet we long for the days of VHS tapes, CRT televisions, analog synthesizers and patch cables. These things seem so prevalent in our modern, technological world where we have some incredible tech at our fingertips. You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here