Quadrilateral Cowboy

It is a cute little heist game. And while it starts with having you execute code to enable you to pull off your heists, it quickly moves away from that to new methods that aren't as fun or engaging in my opinion. The game is also terribly short. I completed it in 4 hours and I went around exploring in levels and redoing a few levels to get a faster time. Maybe get it on a sale when it is only a few dollars. But I feel the $10 I spent were not at all worth it.

Blendo games has been on my radar for a long time as a quality developer that is capable of making a meaningful and fun game despite lower-tier graphics. I played one of Blendos previous titles: Atom Zombie Smasher many years ago and it immediately struck me as an exceptional game which looked rudimentary initially but had exceptional depth and replay value years later. I picked up Quadrilateral Cowboy when I saw it on sale mostly due to my positive experience with Atom, and also because of the well made trailer, interesting premise, and concise visual design. The full game was completed within 4-5 hours of gameplay, which is a bit short for my liking but I got a deal on the title during a sale so I believe it was worth every penny spent. I absolutely loved the setting and storytelling put forth by Blendo in this game, there is no spoken dialogue or subtitles, yet the story can be understood clearly via situational storytelling and the world in which it takes place is beautifully crafted despite having a low-poly style. The gameplay revolves around "twentieth century cyberpunk" style hacking via a pocket terminal, robotic weevil, remote guncase, CCTV feed links to devi…

Possibly the best hacking game I've ever played. Quite short tho so I recommend getting it on a discount.

Fun, intuitive and unique

Great game!

A love letter to classic cyberpunk.