Tokyo 42

I love this game so much. It reminds me of the classic Syndicate games, but trading the dystopian cyberpunk flavor for this kind of amazing psychedelic cassette futurism utopian vibe, and it’s fantastic. The world is rich, vibrant and enticing with secrets and unlockables sprinkled throughout to encourage exploration and puzzle solving, music is a great palette of lo-fi and ambient tunes that helps seal the deal on the texture of the whole experience. Gameplay is solid and works well, though as with any isometric game like this, in parts you’re gona have to get the feel for it a bit, but you can totally cruise in it just fine. It is its own thing, and I absolutely recommend giving it a spin

Underrated game! Cool mechanics make you feel powerful without making the game too easy. The exploration is fun, and there are usually a couple of ways to approach each mission. A good game for completionists, as there are achievements for completing missions with stealth, melee kills only, etc.

Neat little indie title with a lot of style.

You get framed for a murder and make your way up the food chain to find and kill who framed you. The story and setting is somewhat reminiscent of some movies like Equilibrium and maybe The Matrix.

Even though your view can get obstructed by the environment from time to time depending on where you are, as an isometric shooting game, the way it deals with verticality works pretty well, showing you a clear X/Y axis and what's blocking your line of sight.

In a Hitman vein, you can try to stealth your way most of the time or just go guns blazing, which is always fun. There could have been more use to the disguise/suits though.

Some side missions are pretty annoying but the main story flows without much hassle. If you don't expect too much getting into it and enjoy indie games, I'd say that you're in for a pleasant surprise.

Bit rough around the edges starting out but it's low poly ninja-GTA. Recommend for fans or GTA/Hotline Miami and looking for a challenge.
6/10 Overall

So I'll be honest I originally found out about the game because Go Go Go came across my spotify and was a total ear-worm
I'm just over four hours in and so far delighted by the amount of content. The atmosphere in the soundtrack is carried over into the gameplay. It's floaty and dreamlike and a little jank but in a totally charming kind of way
Lovely aesthetic and chill casual gameplay like old flash games for a modern era - do give it some love it deserves it

I really enjoy the immersive feel and riveting gameplay.

great little pixel shooter i love little games like this