Tcheco in the Castle of Lucio
Marcelo Barbosa · 2015 · Action, Indie, Retro, Funny, Pixel Graphics
PC
Very Positive91% · 785
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About Tcheco in the Castle of Lucio
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Help Tcheco escape a deadly castle packed with monsters in this fast-paced 2D platformer bursting with retro 8-bit charm and absurdist humor. With 65 rooms of escalating difficulty and pick-up-and-play simplicity, it's a love letter to classic NES action games that doesn't take itself seriously.
Tcheco in the Castle of Lucio is an exciting, fast-paced action game.
Help Tcheco the Adventure Boy to leave a mysterious castle full of deadly creatures!
Be ready for a big challenge, full of nonsense humor and retro goodness.
FEATURES:
Help Tcheco the Adventure Boy to leave a mysterious castle full of deadly creatures!
Be ready for a big challenge, full of nonsense humor and retro goodness.
FEATURES:
- 2D platform game, perfect for classic Famicom/NES game fans!
- Graphics and sounds inspired by 8-bit aesthetics.
- Compatible with Xbox gamepad and keyboard.
- 65 rooms of progressive difficulty.
- Easy to learn, simple gameplay.
What Steam players say
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This game is fun. But hard. Therefore: Press BABABABY before Tcheco falls to the ground when the first level starts, and enjoy 30 lives instead of 7. You're welcome.12 found this helpful
Paying to Be Laughed at
It really takes you back to the old days.
Funny little 2d game :)
Some games rely on nostalgia from a type of gameplay or a particular art style to be fully appreciated. Others require it to even have a chance of being enjoyable. Tcheco in the Castle of Lucio is the latter. You'll need full 80s nostalgia (especially from the Master System) to have a chance to enjoy this. And even then, going back to platformers from that era, you'll find much better options. It’s always nice playing games made by fellow brazilians, but this is not it. Sorry, Tcheco! I’ll still give the second game a chance though!
The castle feels like a giant kitchen, each hallway a pantry of surprises, and the hero tosses pizza slices at goblins, laughter erupts like dough rising.
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