DEVELOPED BY THIRTYTHREE GAMES
ThirtyThree Games is an indie game studio hailing from chilly Edmonton, Canada. They are best known for making the action-runner ATOMIK: RunGunJumpGun.
Members
a 2D action platformer with a gravity-defying weapon.
Atomik: runGunJumpGun is a 2D action platformer that gives you a teeth-rattling, gravity-defying weapon. Use only two buttons to navigate this surreal world of deadly traps and soul-crushing obstacles. Jump into this loud, trippy mess of twitchy platforming goodness.
Set in the Extax System, a solar system where the Sun has begun to swell and devour planets, the remaining worlds have descended into madness and superstition. You are a scavenger from outside the Extax System who only has one goal: get Atomiks.
The two-button setup is simple. One button shoots downwards, propelling you through the air. The other shoots forward, destroying anything in your way. You’ll have to constantly alternate between the two firing modes to maneuver through meticulously crafted levels where death is a promise, not a possibility.
Run, gun, jump, gun
Features
Beautifully Difficult: test your reflexes to the fullest.
Shield Mode: Decrease the movement speed to help make the intense action more manageable, but no less exciting.
Nonstop Action: Die fast, play quicker.
Two button gameplay: One lets you fly, the other destroys anything in your way.
Three Unique Game Worlds that each present their own distinct challenges you will have to adapt to.
Over 120 levels of Mayhem, each meticulously crafted to test your tenacity.
Marathon Mode: Compete for a global high score.
Surreal visuals: Trippy and hyper-colourful fantasy-sci-fi art style.
Hyperkinetic soundtrack blending hip hop, electronic and movie-score vibes.
Warped space-opera narrative with a cast of crazed, beautifully illustrated characters.
Masochistic Collectables littered throughout levels add to already merciless level design.
Accessible single-hand gameplay.
Pulsing stages filled
with brilliant color,
screen-shaking gunfire,
and pounding sound.
- Joel Couture, Indie games plus
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