Super Power Kick 3/6/2025 (final)


Super Power Kick is out as a complete version.

What's new?

8 Stages for and the last Boss Battle.

Ranking. Yes, the game now saves your high scores.

One more enemy (another ninja).

In game How to Play (it is just plain text).

Story (Yep, there is a story in this game and obviously is extremely highly sophisticated :p).

And obviously an ending.

Why it took so long?

Well, the reason is that I was preoccupied with another project of mine.

What now?

Well now the game will remain as is until a problem is discovered.

So play the damn thing and report.

Files

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SuperPowerKick_3_6_with_RomBundler.zip 1.9 MB
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Congratulations! I think you've succeeded at making a game that should have existed in 1988 but didn't. It's clear that you put a lot of work and thought into this. Good job.

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Thank you very much.

Yes, from the beginning I wanted the game to feel like a lost game of the era, but the result in truth is a combination of my limitations as a solo game developer.

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Looking forward to it!  BTW, I meant to reach out to you.  Last year, I shared the link to SPK on a forum, encouraging people to try it.  Over the last month, people have really been interested.  Out of curiosity, had you announced that you were finishing the game, or was this just a coincidence?

Thank you very much, I hope you enjoy it.

Pixel Cherry Ninja presented the game on a YouTube video (just the page, by the way) and I replied that I am in the process of finishing the game. But I don't know how much visibility this whole thing got.

But around 22 and 27 of February I can see a little bit of interest for the game through the analytics of itch.

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Yeah, interest suddenly kicked up for Super Power Kick.  It really does feel like an authentic arcade title.  I wouldn't be surprised if your game popped up in a period-piece early 1990's TV drama.

Yeah, it gives me this vibe too. 

It also reminds me of the shareware and free games on the disks of the computer game magazines and the homebrew ps1 games on the ps1 magazines. I know that people do not value those games that much, but for me those games were pure gold and stole too many hours from the AAA games of the era.