Manos: The Hands of Fate goes 8-bit on iOS

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Hey guys, where’s Torgo? The rule is “No Torgo, no sale”. If you forgot Torgo, then I’m going to forget about you, forever.

That’s because Manos: The Hands of Fate for iOS (and hopefully Android and XBLA) looks like your average, forgettable, “retro inspired” 2D platformer, with gold coind collecting, disappearing platforms, constant attacks from random monsters and giant, crane-necked bosses. There is even a shoot’em up stage complete with biplanes. Absolutely nothing about the game looks original… except Torgo.

Oh wait, there’s Torgo. Looking good too. They totally nailed his swollen knees and jittery shamble. Great job on the shamble, guys. I am willing to pay top dollar for that shamble. 

Manos: The Hands of Fate Video Game Coming to iOS [WebProNews]


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