Night Jackal

It's more like a good prototype than an actual game. The driving is decent and I like the mood (even if that fake 80s ♥♥♥♥ is starting to get tired) but it's lacking something that would make you want to play it more than an afternooon

Game is a great mash up between a few classic arcade racer (Spyhunter, Outrun, Roadblasters etc.) with a great soundtrack to back it up. Not a lot of time in yet at all but I can tell I'll be playing more. Some things I'd love to see are - Better PC graphics customization options - Better Controller support - Wheel Support would be nice

I came, I saw, I kicked ass, and I came again. August 2026 update: New update with some levels from the fps game. New music is my favorite.

The menu tells you that you can use the left & right mouse buttons to shoot machine-guns & fire rockets. This is a lie. The keys are not re-bindable. When launching the game you are given 2 options 'Play Night Jackal' & 'Play Night Jackal', with no explanation of what the difference (if any) between the 2 options is. The games sense of humour is the kind of thing you find scribbled on the walls in public toilets. I did not enjoy the gameplay.

Before its release, Night Jackal immediately distinguished itself with a premise that feels lifted from the golden age of arcades. Developed and published by Nothing Rhymes With Entertainment, the game combines high-speed driving with twin-stick shooting mechanics, creating a focused experience that values skill and persistence above all else. It is a title that understands its niche audience and rarely attempts to be anything beyond a modern recreation of classic arcade sensibilities. Players looking for cinematic storytelling or expansive progression systems will not find them here, but those seeking a concentrated dose of action may discover a surprisingly compelling experience. The game's central appeal lies in its unusual blend of genres. Players race through dangerous routes while simultaneously engaging hostile targets, forcing them to divide their attention between navigation and combat. This balancing act creates a constant sense of pressure, as a single mistake can quickly end an otherwise promising run. The controls are responsive and designed around quick decision-making, reinforcing the game's emphasis on mastery. Every stage feels like a test of memory and reflexes, …

Video: https://youtu.be/SeChCC2dlDQ Bought it since it was part of the Night Jackal: Blood Debt bundle. Fun little racing/shooter game that feels like a mix of Outrun and Spy Hunter.