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8 Eyes

82% positive of 17 Steam reviews

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Released
2019
Steam Deck
Playable
Platforms
Steam, GOG

Made by Thinking Rabbit. Published by Piko Interactive LLC, Bleem!.

About the game

After eons of chaos, mankind has finally emerged from the ruin brought on by nuclear war. The world has flourished once again under the guidance of the Great King, who has harnessed the power of the 8 Eyes to rebuild the planet.

Tagged by players

  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Retro
  • Platformer

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What players say

  • Recommended
    It's a 99.99% perfect emulation of the original game, with the only changes being to the intro splash screen to compensate for the change in publisher. It's REALLY good, one of my classic favourites... Thanks to Steam remote play you can fully enjoy this game's very novel multiplayer mechanic, or even via couch co-op with keyboard+gamepad

    54 min played when written. 25 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    Before I review, I just want to mention I had difficulty making a game collection in my youth for two reasons - one being, when I would look for a certain game I would like, either the game was out of stock, or the store (perhaps region?) didn't have it shipped in. The second is economical (even back then, new games in retail stores where around fifty U.S. dollars). Now, I think I remember seeing this in a video…

    18 min played when written. 23 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    From the creators of the original Sokoban and Megaman II Gameboy comes quite possibly the worst Castlevania clone I've ever played in my life from the NES. This game is so bad in terms of level design & awful hit detection to where it makes Frankenstein: The Monster Returns a masterpiece. As for being a PC port, its just a modify rom slap on an custom emulator with limited display settings and no controller support…

    37 min played when written, mostly on Steam Deck. 16 found it helpful.

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