- Publisher: Red Art Games
- Release Date: Apr 28, 2023
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 5, Switch, Xbox One
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May 2, 2023I've played this on both Consoles and honestly there's not much to it. It's simple. It's ment for pick up and play but overall its just not worth the time. Or atleast not mine.
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PLAYSep 17, 2023Packs a wealth of firefighting scenarios into a short runtime, then remixes them for additional challenge. Some control issues aside, it’s a flaming good time. [Issue#28, p.82]
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May 3, 2023The gameplay is addictive and innovative, while the controls are simple and tight. Perhaps the game needed a few more tunes, but the pixel art is very well done. There’s no voice-acting, but there’s a little bit of an unconventional story to discover if you’re a fan of mysteries. The only downside is that Nuclear Blaze ends very fast. It’s like a very short SCP novel that you read while commuting. It took me less than two hours to finish it, but I had a lot of fun. Get this if you’re looking for a good platformer.
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Apr 28, 2023Nuclear Blaze bets on a simple concept to deliver an intense and surprising experience. It doesn't offer more than a few hours and ends when it seems to be reaching a point of maturity, it's true, but considering the initial proposal and its execution, as well the good looking visuals and soundtrack, it can found a space of affection for enthusiasts of a creative old school platform game.