Bounty Cover Cybershot

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  • bounty-cover-cybershot

License

  • MIT

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  • Today - latest/stable

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16-bit cyberpunk alley cover shooter with tactical crouching and boss fights

A fast-paced 60 FPS 16-bit cyberpunk side-scrolling cover shooter for Linux! Patrol rain-slick neon undercity sectors, crouch behind glowing energy barricades and alloy crates to absorb incoming volleys, slide-dash past hazards, unleash Stun Shockwaves, and eliminate three Syndicate Bosses.

FEATURES

  • Tactical Cover Barricades: Crouch (S) behind glowing street barricades and alloy crates to shield against incoming fire while peeking to return volleys and building your Stun Shockwave gauge.
  • Cyber Arsenal and Mobility: Move (A / D), jump (Space), aim upward (W) against hovering sniper drones, slide-dash (K) through crossfire with invulnerability frames, and switch between Pulse Sidearm, Arc Shotgun, and Plasma Rifle (1 / 2 / 3 or Q).
  • Warrant Badges and Bounty Seals: Collect Warrant Badges, Bounty Seals, Armor Stims, and Weapon Cores across three gang-controlled sectors.
  • 3 Undercity Sectors, 3 Bosses, and 3 Modes: Battle across Neon Alley Bazaar, Undercity Rail Depot, and Megastructure Skybridge in Casual, Arcade, and Turbo difficulties with 16-bit PCM WAV audio, persistent JSON high scores, CSV export, and instant English / Vietnamese switching.

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