Bossgame: The Boss Is My Heart im Vergleich zu A Car That Turns Nutzung und Statistiken
LESBIAN DEVIL-HUNTING ACTION!!
Mammon City can be a rough place to live. Devils are everywhere, and the only decent job in town is hunting them down. Take charge of Sophie, sword priestess and generally anxious mess, and Anna, fire witch and localized disaster, as they fight, flirt, and try to pay the rent. Hunt horrifying devils, confront your corrupt employer, uncover the horrible secrets behind Mammon City, and prove that evil doesn't stand a chance against the power of girlfriends.
- Lightning-fast, rhythmic boss fights in a unique two-hero battle system
- Snappy, responsive controls designed specifically for mobile
- Meet a colorful cast of queer miscreants!
- Text your friends! Text your enemies!
- Flirting! Dating! Lesbians!
- Powerful chiptune soundtrack by RoccoW.
- Granular difficulty options for those who want a relaxed experience.
- An in-game wiki full of classified boss info.
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A Car That Turns attempts to capture the idea of mastery.
The controls are simple: turn left, turn right, and drift.
Don't let this simplicity fool you. The car's nuances during a drift will put your will and determination to the test. Sticking to it is worth the effort (getting that perfect drift feels so damn good).
Reach a state of flow as you try to beat your best times on Akina, Usui, Myogi, and Iro Hazaka Pass.
Built by an Indie with love. No ads, no data collection, no IAPs, just game.
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A Car That TurnsDezember 18, 2024