SLG Remix
Release date: Jun 1, 2016
Developers: 1812 Productions (PC Port)
Publishers: 1812 Productions
Genres: Violent, Gore, Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Trading Cards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

SLG Remix is an alternate PC version of the brand new 16-bit horror visual novel/adventure Mega Drive game Sacred Line Genesis. 1812 Productions presents the new version of the game made for the evolved generation of Steam gamers. Packed with the most wanted feature every modern PC gamer wants to experience in its most primal form - trading cards crafting. You are playing as Ellen, a private detective living in eastern Europe. Lately, her business has not been going well, which leads her to the decision of closing the office. But on the last day of work, an eerily familiar yet anonymous voice calls her by phone and asks her to inspect a hidden forest outpost. Intrigued, Ellen leaves for the case she could only find in her worst nightmares... Remix Version Features / Differences The new version is entirely kinetic and features Normal ending only (all choices, battles, bad endings and Secret ending have been removed) Completely different engine with a completely different GUI Save / Load system with multiple slots Higher resolution graphics: original 576p stillshots vs. Genesis compressed 240p ones HQ soundtrack: uncompressed original tracks and new tunes which were removed from the original game due to ROM size limit Cartridges are for dinosaurs! Craft virtual badges like nobody's business and pay real money for the .png pictures to feature them on your profile and make your Steam friends proud of you Buyer reviews of the original cartridge version: Video Review by Gunstar (US, GunstarHeroes777 Channel) Sega-16 Reader Roundtable Review by Joseph C. (US, Game Treasure Magazin In-Depth Review by Gordman [Deutsch] (Germany, Another Castle Review by Averagus (Australia, Pixel Madness Review [Deutsch] (Germany, pixel-madness.de)

Press reviews: “Trust us, if you're horror or adventure fan, you will want to support this.” Retro Gaming Magazine #1 “The story has moments of genuine horror creepiness that may leave a lasting impression.” GunstarHeroes777 “Creepy music definitely fits the mood.” Game Sack