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Now I suggest that you simply take a deep breath and relax. Neon Drive by Fraoula is a devilishly difficult 80s-themed driving game that immediately reminded me of the campy short film, Kung Fury.The unapologetic, over-the-top style of Neon Drive is a big part of its charm and adds to the fun of the game, which is available for OS X and iOS.The mechanics of Neon Drive are incredibly simple, but the mastering the game requires precise timing. Using a two-button control scheme, you’ll have to make your car avoid oncoming obstacles, timing your moves to the rhythm and melody of an awesome custom-made synthwave soundtrack, composed and produced by Gustav Eriksson Pengus. Neon Drive brings you eight levels, each with a unique theme and a surprising twist in the gameplay. You’ll even get a complimentary dynamic Theme for free! Au contraire, once you purchase the game, you’ll have all the time in the world to finish it. With a couple of exceptions, though: you won’t have to go to the arcades every time you want to play, and neither will it cost you an arm and a leg. Neon Drive takes all this and blends it into a nostalgic love letter to the ’80s. But back then the equipment was not cheap - you had to go to the arcades to play the best looking games, which were often so challenging that you had to spend dozens upon dozens of coins just to complete a single level. Pengus Level 3 Science Fiction (Neon Drive). Computers made simple games possible, and game designers started exploring new genres such as racing, lane dodgers, top-down shooters, side-scrollers, and platformers. For this show, Philipp has collected his favourite soundtracks of indie games, which are actually all. The 1980s were also a time of the first computer music - digital synthesizers were all the rage. Neon Drive is a journey back into the 1980s – a time when people still wrote letters, and when they thought - as Douglas Adams put it - that “digital watches were a pretty neat idea.” To be fair, back then we were secretly expecting to have robot coworkers and drive flying cars by the year 2000. We’ve been hard at work to bring our newest game Neon Drive to PS4, and I’m excited to announce it will hit Playstation Store on August 8. I’m not great at games that require perfect timing, so your mileage may vary, but despite the difficulty, I found Neon Drive fun and addicting in the same way a game like Canabalt is.Hello! I’m Vladimir, a game designer at the studio Fraoula. Getting past the first level felt like a major accomplishment even in normal mode. Neon Drive features seven very difficult levels. Fortunately, if you cross a checkpoint, you don’t have to restart from the beginning. Hit a second obstacle and it’s game over. The first time you hit an obstacle, your car is temporarily slowed down with the screeching sound effect of a needle scratching across a record that distorts the soundtrack. Each of Neon Drive’s levels is accompanied by an 80s synth soundtrack that adds to the game’s atmosphere as you dodge obstacles. On the Mac, you can accomplish the same thing with the left and right arrow keys or other preset key combinations. The controls are about as basic as they could be – on iOS you steer your car across lanes by tapping the left side of the screen to move left and the right side to move right. Neon Drive is part endless runner, part rhythm game.