The Lynchian adventure series marks its anniversary in an appropriately peculiar style
Driven Out
No Pest Productions
October 17, 2019
Genres
Adventure, IndieDevelopers
No Pest ProductionsRelease Date
October 17, 2019 (5 years and 9 months ago)Publishers
Jens KolhammarContent Rating
T Blood, Violence
Franchises
Driven Out
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Summary
Driven Out is a challenging 2d side-scroller with deliberate combat and beautiful 16-bit retro aesthetic. Our Heroine is forced from her home into a dangerous world in upheaval where she is being attacked by dangerous fantastical creatures. Luckily our heroine has stumbled upon magical contraception that creates copies of herself if she perishes. As long as this strange device has the power she can place custom checkpoints. However, it is a fragile device and if the enemies choose to attack the device it will quickly break. The enemies are numerous and varied in this seamless world. Our heroine has no combat experience but as long as she keeps her wits about her and read the enemies she should prevail.
Genres
Adventure, IndiePlatforms
PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox OneDevelopers
No Pest ProductionsRelease Date
October 17, 2019 (5 years and 9 months ago)Publishers
Jens KolhammarContent Rating
T Blood, Violence
Franchises
Driven OutCommunity
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