Using a revolutionary, or at least it was back in 1988, leveling system, Infernax is an old school adventure platformer game with puzzle elements. It's a whole new innovative style and since nobody has ever done anything of the like, we'll name it ourselves, ARPG, which stands for Awesomely Radical Playing... Game, patent pending.
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- Partial Nudity
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Infernax is on a region-free physical cart for the Nintendo Switch. This is an open pre-order for a limited time.
PRE-ORDERS CLOSE ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 2022 AT 11:59 PM EASTERN TIME.
This is not a numbered release, and thus is not a part of the Limited Run Games Collection. We are distributing this title on behalf of Berzerk Studio and The Arcade Crew. Missing out on this release will not compromise a complete Limited Run set.
Infernax The Limited Collector Edition includes:
- Physical copy of Infernax for PS4
- Infernax Retro-Styled Box Featuring Original Box Art by Hervé Monjeaud!
- Folded Map
- Pin
Genre: Adventure, Platformer, Action
# of Players: 1 Player
Supported Languages: English
Supported Play Modes: TV mode, Tabletop mode, Handheld mode
PLEASE NOTE: There is no purchase limit on this item. This item is currently in manufacturing and artwork is subject to change. Products are typically not expected to ship until 8-9 months after the preorder window closes. Future production updates will be visible on the product page and your account page. All orders are considered final and can not be canceled.
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What is Infernax?
Using a revolutionary, or at least it was back in 1988, leveling system, Infernax is an old school adventure platformer game with puzzle elements. It's a whole new innovative style and since nobody has ever done anything of the like, we'll name it ourselves, ARPG, which stands for Awesomely Radical Playing... Game, patent pending.
All kidding aside, we tried to capture the essence of the games that left a mark on our childhoods, the ones who lit up the spark that made us want to make games of our own.
This is a recreation of that experience we had growing up playing obscure NES games, the kind of game that left you with a feeling of accomplishment once you beat it, several months after the initial purchase.
