NeonCode
Release date: Nov 22, 2018
Developers: Fubenalvo
Publishers: Fubenalvo
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Hungarian

NeonCode is a one hour long cyberpunk-retrowave adventure game. It was inspired by classics such as the Blade Runner-movies, Miami Vice, Grim Fandango and the games of Telltale. IMPORTANT: Before you buy this game This game made as an experiment. I wanted to see, what quality can be achived from free assets. I did not planned to release it for the public, but everyone said: I have to! So, yes there are Eathen with unity logo as an NPC and he have a bar in the game. This is a B game made by one man. If you don't want to buy it, there are public beta versions on the internet. The game made by a single developer The game was made by one developer, Zsolt Várady alias fubenalvo, who developed NeonCode in his free time. At first, it was curiosity that drove him to find out what can one do with free Unity assets, but then, a whole world started to unfold and a story was needed to be told… Although not in the game development itself, but he had some help: The dialogues were written by Zsófia Várady-Páll Who is Craig Williams? The player takes on the role of private detective Craig Williams, an ex-cop who was suspended due to his problems with alcohol. He opened his own PI office in a worn-out apartment in the hope of rebuilding his life. Unfortunately, there aren’t many cases around, and he has to scrape for work… After a long day, he is on his way to his office when he hears gunshots in the distance. He is the first to arrive to the crime scene, and soon meets his former work partner, ordered by the police to find out what happened. Perhaps this is the chance for Craig to prove himself and get his old job and life back? A city to walk around in freely Classic ‘hidden object’ elements Murders to solve Cars to drive Jokes to discover A real cyberpunk feel with a neon church ….and an attractive damsel in distress NeonCode was inspired by the style of the Blade Runner-movies, Miami Vice, Grim Fandango and the games of Telltale. One can also discover some bits and pieces from Day of the Tentacle and Star Wars! Music Deus Ex Tempus - Composer: Trevor Lentz Wraped Night - Composer: Várady Balázs A desert World - Composer: Nate St. George Syntwave Loop - Composer: furbyguy Loading Screen Loop - Composer: Brandon Morris Neon - Author: neocrey