Support us on Patreon
PayPalEnjoy comics and visual novels? How about super heroes? You should take a look at the recently released Penny Larceny: Gig Economy Supervillain which looks great. This comes from the same team who created Arcade Spirits, which was also pretty good!
More about it: "It's a world of heroes and villains, masks and capes, and Penny Larceny -- grifter, con artist, catburglar -- is barely scraping by. Life's hard for a young mask trying to make it big, but now she's gained access to Crimr, the gig-economy service for henchpersons looking to help supervillains with their evil, evil schemes! Guide Penny through her new career, pull off daring heists, and unravel the conspiracies which allow the rich and powerful to maintain their profitable status quo."
Direct Link
Feature Highlight:
- A Gigaverse of Timelines: With multiple paths and endings, every playthrough is a new adventure. Will you save the world, or will you rule over it?
- Play Your Way: The power's in your hands -- choose your own pronouns, your sneaky alias, comfortable naughtiness levels, and even whether you want romance or not! Accessibility options abound as well, including OpenDyslexia fonts and text-to-speech for visual impairment.
- The Rogue's Gallery: From your allies to your enemies, meet a diverse cast spanning good to evil and all between. Forge friendships and realize relationships!
- Pet a Cat and/or Destroy Capitalism: I mean, you'll probably do at least one of those things.
Available on Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
There's a demo too!
Last edited by whizse on 15 August 2023 at 7:23 pm UTC
I love how it builds on the visual style of that very famous example of the visual-novel genre, whilst presenting inverted goals - villains and anti-heroes are usually fun characters. That theme-song is most excellent, too!Want want want!
See more from me