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Iron Meat – A bloody and violent version of Contra

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Iron Meat is a 2D run-and-shoot type of retro indie game with a high tribute to Contra, developed by Ivan Valeryevich Suvorov from Russia, using Unity. It comes with an onslaught of mechanics ripped from arcade and console classics – mainly the classic video game Contra, but contains graphic pixelated violence and gore throughout.

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[v2020.09] Broforce – Boiling and addictive pixel-style action shooting game

At first sight of Broforce, I guess most players maybe think of one series of films + one series of video games: First Blood + Metal Slug. AppNee tells you, this is definitely not only a normal 2D pixel game, nothing can stop the crazy enthusiasm from vast majority of players to this game. BTW, IGN gave BroForce 8.8 scores of high praise.

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