Project Blue2020

Project Blue

2020 toggleSwitch74Good

Playtime

BriefIt typically takes about 2.5 hours to finish the game.

Playable on

Available on

Game modes

Details

Launch
May 16, 2020
Developer
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Publisher
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Themes
Action

Overview

Project Blue (NES game) trailer

Put your skill, wits and reflexes to the test as you jump, swim, and blast your way through four massive areas in this exciting new action platformer. Features * 256 screens of heart-pounding action! * A huge, original soundtrack of 22 songs! * 3 layout-changing difficulty modes! * Secret rooms and alternate routes galore! * A custom, stand-alone level editor!

Screenshots

Screenshot for Project Blue
Screenshot for Project Blue
Screenshot for Project Blue

Reception

It’s a fun game that looks and sounds great and will be doable for people who have tons of experience with these kinds of games and lots of patience.

The latest in the wave of throwback NES-styled titles, Project Blue brings a very retro challenge to the table

Project Blue is really a game aimed at fans of the genre and enthusiasts of NES platformers. You don't get any help and the game can be frustratingly challenging. Visually, this is a game that really looks like a retro title. The makers do not push the hardware to its limits and do not do anything innovative that makes the game immediately visually...

Then again, if you are the sort that looks for more depth in a game that’s apparent from the beginning, you’ll simply won’t find it in Project Blue. That would easily count as a negative for any other game, but due to how that’s obviously not what the folks behind this were going for with it, it gets a pass from me. It is what it is, and if you’re the...

Solid action platforming fun, but definitely would have been a bit of a softer blow if it had some sort of password feature, and for the price, you are supporting a fun NES indie with a solid port, but I still wish there were at least more bonuses or QOL stuff for the asking price.