Neon Chrome

10tons Ltd

About this game

Neon Chrome is an infinite twin-stick top-down shooter with procedurally generated levels and destructible environment. Choose your character, enter the elevator and try to bring down the Overseer - again and again. Neon Chrome is an endless symphony of fight, die, improve and repeat - many players have over 100 hours logged!

Neon Chrome is high end game filled with massive explosions, destructible environment, countless bullets and rich AI behavior. Older devices may struggle to run the game with high frame rate.

- Procedurally generated levels - true endless replayability
- Completely destructible environment
- Persistent RPG-like character development using loot from your runs
- Enemies ranging from security guards to massive boss hover tanks
- Perk system in the form of cybernetic enhancements
- Discover & unlock enhancements, abilities and weapons

Neon Chrome was created by 10tons - the company behind the cult hit game Crimsonland.

Ratings and reviews

Great twin stick shooter with roguelike elements, runs well, and no BS in-app purchases, worth the price. Set a kind of techno-punk dystopian futurue with a good soundtrack, you play "runs" progressing up a ladder style of levels towards a final boss at the top, but If you die, you start over with a new character. There are hard checkpoints so as to not start at the very beginning each time, and upgrades that apply to all "runs" can be purchased with credits found in game.

Having played the PC version of all 10 tons games i was Very happy to see this available for Android. While yes it cost a bit more it is 100 percent worth it! No micro transactions, no added cost buy niw play forever! Every time is different and new. graphics are out standing. Controls are excellent with speed character speed control. With a blinding number of options and emersive game play with an 80' retro cyber punk style this is a must have.

I was originally introduced to this game through Xbox Gamepass, where I was happy to discover this little Indie gem; something reminiscent of the 90's arcade classic, Smash TV. It features a unique take on the player class and leveling system that challenges you to try new setups when perhaps the class you "want" isn't available. Throw in procedurally generated levels, and you have a very fun (addictive, even) isometric twin-stick shooter with excellent replayability.

What's new

- Fixed achievements not triggering correctly
- Stability improvements