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Nightmare Reaper
Blazing Bit Games
March 27, 2022
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Shooter, Adventure, Indie, ArcadeDevelopers
Blazing Bit GamesRelease Date
March 27, 2022 (3 years and 3 months ago)Publishers
Blazing Bit Games, FeardemicContent Rating
M Violence, Drug Reference, Blood and Gore
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Nightmare Reaper
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Nightmare Reaper is a dark and violent meld of retro and modern action games, mainly inspired by the classic 2.5D first person shooters of the 90s like Doom, Duke Nukem 3D, Blood, Rise of the Triad and Wolfenstein 3D. Explore the cursed depths of a nightmare while finding powerful weapons and improving your abilities in this retro first person shooter that breaches the wall between the classics and modern sensibilities.
Genres
Shooter, Adventure, Indie, ArcadePlatforms
Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Nintendo SwitchDevelopers
Blazing Bit GamesRelease Date
March 27, 2022 (3 years and 3 months ago)Publishers
Blazing Bit Games, FeardemicContent Rating
M Violence, Drug Reference, Blood and Gore
Franchises
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