About This Game NeonCode is a one hour long cyberpunk-retrowave adventure game. It was inspired by classics such as the Blade Runner-movies, Miami Vice, Grim Fandango and the games of Telltale.The game made by a single developerThe game was made by one developer, Zsolt Várady alias fubenalvo, who developed NeonCode in his free time. At first, it was curiosity that drove him to find out what can one do with free Unity assets, but then, a whole world started to unfold and a story was needed to be told…Although not in the game development itself, but he had some help: The dialogues were written by Zsófia Várady-PállWho is Craig Williams?The player takes on the role of private detective Craig Williams, an ex-cop who was suspended due to his problems with alcohol. He opened his own PI office in a worn-out apartment in the hope of rebuilding his life. Unfortunately, there aren’t many cases around, and he has to scrape for work…After a long day, he is on his way to his office when he hears gunshots in the distance. He is the first to arrive to the crime scene, and soon meets his former work partner, ordered by the police to find out what happened. Perhaps this is the chance for Craig to prove himself and get his old job and life back?A city to walk around in freelyClassic ‘hidden object’ elementsMurders to solveCars to driveJokes to discoverA real cyberpunk feel with a neon church….and an attractive damsel in distressNeonCode was inspired by the style of the Blade Runner-movies, Miami Vice, Grim Fandango and the games of Telltale. One can also discover some bits and pieces from Day of the Tentacle and Star Wars!MusicDeus Ex Tempus - Composer: Trevor LentzWraped Night - Composer: Várady BalázsA desert World - Composer: Nate St. GeorgeSyntwave Loop - Composer: furbyguyLoading Screen Loop - Composer: Brandon MorrisNeon - Author: neocrey 6d5b4406ea Title: NeonCodeGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:FubenalvoPublisher:FubenalvoRelease Date: 22 Nov, 2018 NeonCode Activation Code And Serial Number neon code p0016. armv7 neon codec. rgb neon code. nyan cat pc game. free neon code. neoncode monitors. neon code p0340. neon code p1684. neon code soundtrack. neon code codes. neon code p0344. neoncode review. neon code free download. neoncode gameplay. neon code color. s2 neon code. red neon code. neon code nz. neoncode fedora locations. neon code p0455. neon code p1684 It's basically Unity Asset Store: The GameThe Good:- Great cyberpunk atmosphere.- The city is surprisingly well made.- The fedora achievement is broken. Just click one hat 5 times and it counts that as having found 5 fedoras. No one has time to look for those.The Okay:- Driving controls surprisingly work.The Bad:- No optimization whatsoever. The use of unity's ssr and volumetric light effects in particular are absolutely dreadful, I have some experience with both of those and I know that they drag the performance even in light use, but this game is full of them.- So many bugs.- Using Unity's standard mobile fps character in a PC game wasn't the best idea.- There are like 3 different Npc character models that are used over and over and over again- I literally have one of the billboard arts as one of my wallpapers.- There's a picture of Commander Shepard from Mass Effect in the money...?. not expecting much at the start but its a petty good game. Game is all right.. A great little game. i bought this game with the intention to drive arround the city listening to new retro wave or similar, just to enjoy the vibes.first i wasnt happy having to solve a murder case, and i did not really care that much about the plot per se, but i spend every second being amazed by the beautiful vibes, lights, reflections and designs of the city so that there was no space for negative thoughts.- the movement and car handling are very unpleasant, mmh it was fine- i dont like driving with the hood of the car on the bottom of the screen- some minor bugs that dont really affect the experience (also why is my shadow from a totally different model?)+++ amazing design of the whole city / buildings / lighting / shades / weather / glass / graffiti (creator is a genius)+ i liked that the missions were not pushy. you could solve objectives on your own without obtrusive hints or reminders+ personal red mug to keep you company. exactly the type of Cyberpunk i love. for the price a really well made game.. I purchased this, after having played an old version, to support the dev and write a review.Don't go into this thinking you're going to get a perfectly polished experience. This was made by a solo developer and originally for free, but due to the overwhelming positive feedback from the community and them pushing for it to have a paid release here we are. The game is fantastic for what its, a one hour neon-soaked romp through a beautifully detailed city. But it's not without some issues. The animations aren't great, the story is campy and the gameplay consists of mostly walking and talking, following clues and some mild puzzles. No voice acting, so don't go in expecting that. For what it is, and it does a good job of explaining what it is, it's fantastic. And for that I think is worth your $3, but if you go in expecting something more than what it says it is, you will be disappointed. Fubenalvo, congrats on the Steam release! It's awesome to see you here :). Game is all right.. not expecting much at the start but its a petty good game. It's basically Unity Asset Store: The GameThe Good:- Great cyberpunk atmosphere.- The city is surprisingly well made.- The fedora achievement is broken. Just click one hat 5 times and it counts that as having found 5 fedoras. No one has time to look for those.The Okay:- Driving controls surprisingly work.The Bad:- No optimization whatsoever. The use of unity's ssr and volumetric light effects in particular are absolutely dreadful, I have some experience with both of those and I know that they drag the performance even in light use, but this game is full of them.- So many bugs.- Using Unity's standard mobile fps character in a PC game wasn't the best idea.- There are like 3 different Npc character models that are used over and over and over again- I literally have one of the billboard arts as one of my wallpapers.- There's a picture of Commander Shepard from Mass Effect in the money...?
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