A neon-noir beat 'em up for 1–2 players, made for the couch: two friends, one controller each, and the punch of the arcade brawlers we grew up with.
All footage is real gameplay.
Greyhaven never sleeps, and tonight it might never wake up. VANTAGE, the private company that took over the city's security, has been fitting citizens with HALO, a "free" ID chip that is really a control device.
At 06:00 the BLACKOUT signal goes live and every chipped citizen will obey. Dr. Glence Brennan, the engineer who built HALO, tried to leak the truth. They took her at the docks.
Now three ex-allies and a baby in a mech-cradle are going to get her back, one street at a time.
Ex-detective, fired for asking about VANTAGE. Balanced and precise.
"Big Mike". Dock union boss. They took his sister. Slow, unstoppable.
Street courier who carried the leak. Lightning fast, airborne.
Glence's baby in her mech-cradle. Huge reach, mighty 360 spin.
Unlocked after your first full run
Docks, a neon arcade, an overpass, a foundry, a corporate tower and the blackout core, plus a fight on a speeding truck and a glass-lift battle.
Every district has its commander, ending in a two-phase finale.
Drop in and out. Team attacks only two players can pull off: hurl your partner like a human cannonball.
Combos, grabs and throws, stomps, weapons, destructible scenery, support strikes and a last-resort special.
Told in painted comic panels, with a full ending and a secret hero to unlock.
32 achievements, three difficulties, free play, full remapping, comfort options, English and Spanish.
One year later, HALCYON wants Greyhaven back. The second night is already playable as a prototype: two new stages, new bosses, a new OVERCLOCK move for every hero and the endless SURVIVAL mode. The Kickstarter campaign funds the rest of the expansion: six more stages, their bosses and their music.