Indie Platformer 'NeonPlat2' Is All Bright Lights, Psychedelica

Considering the visual stylings of some recent time wasters, it would seem that neon is an in-thing in gaming. 'NeonPlat2' (a free download for Mac, PC and Windows) is no exception, and appeals to those who like their gaming wrapped in a Vegas-style explosion of lights. It takes place on a single screen populated by an assortment of neon and white platforms. By walking upon white platforms you color them in. Once fully colored, the walkways will collapse, and, when each one has done so, you'll progress to the next level. Of course, while meandering, you'll need to fend off or avoid waves of enemies. Fortunately, falling down won't kill you; dropping off the bottom of the screen sends you to the top, and walking off one side of the screen whisks you to the other. The game is all about gunning for high scores, but, considering how insanely hectic it gets, that's easier said than done. If you're feeling overwhelmed, 'NeonPlat2' keeps it interesting with variations ranging from boss rushes to increased amounts of power-ups. And, if you truly want to lose your mind, give four-player multiplayer a go -- but make sure you have a keyboard large enough to accommodate eight frantic hands.






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