Review Sir_Laguna 4/5 · Nov 17, 2025
Is that Jin Kazama?
This one takes me back to the year 2000, when my friends and I played Metal Slug 3 in arcades so much that we practially "learned" the game. Neon Inferno demands the same. It's a short game, you can see credits in 3 hours or less, but it wants you to play it on the hardest difficulty and memorize where …
This one takes me back to the year 2000, when my friends and I played Metal Slug 3 in arcades so much that we practially "learned" the game. Neon Inferno demands the same. It's a short game, you can see credits in 3 hours or less, but it wants you to play it on the hardest difficulty and memorize where all the enemies appear so you can do each level perfectly and get a five stars rank.
It also helps that it has an amazing pixel art (one of the prettiest I've seen), great music and beautiful character designs. The plot is not great but in this kind of games not a lot of people care about that.
Here's my full review in spanish.
