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Antipole (NDS cover
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Antipole

2D platformer with elements of the action game. In the distant future, intelligent machines have become a threat to people. The government hires Johnny Hurricane's mercenary, who has to get onto the robot's mother ship and discover their weaknesses.

Arcade | science fiction | platformers | 2D | robots | singleplayer

Antipole Release Date

21Jan2011

X360

13Jul2011

PC

21Jul2011

NDS

developer: Saturnine Games publisher: Nintendo

Antipoles is the second, after Cosmos X2 (from 2010), game developed by the independent studio Saturnine Games. This time, the developers led by Edward Di Geronimo decided to try their hand at the genre of action platform games.

Plot

The plot in Antipole plays a secondary role and is only loosely outlined. In a distant future, people are threatened with great danger from hostile robots who intend to attack the Earth. The government reaches for the last resort and hires a mercenary, Johnny Hurricane. The daredevil is given the task of getting into the mother ship of the robots and discovering their weak points.

Mechanics

The action takes place inside the space vehicle filled with enemies and deadly traps. Luckily, Johnny has a unique gadget at his disposal - a gravity manipulator, thanks to which he can for a moment turn the alter gravity in his immediate surroundings. The proper use of the device allows you to get to hard-to-reach places, eliminate enemies, and even avoid inevitable death (e.g. in case of a fall). As befits a 2D platformer, the game does not lack running, jumping and overcoming numerous obstacles. Some situations require the solution of a simple logic puzzle or the use of weapons. In addition, during the game, you can find coins that allow you to unlock access to bonus levels.

Technical aspects

The graphics in Antipole clearly indicates the low-budget nature of production. 2D graphics with simple animations and reduced color palette brings to mind games from the 8- and 16-bit era.

Last updated on 19 August 2013

Game mode: single player  

Age restrictions Antipole: Good for all ages.

Antipole System requirements

Microsoft Xbox 360

Xbox 360

  • Uses:
  • Xbox Live Indie Games
Nintendo DS

Nintendo DS

  • Uses:
  • DSi Ware
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