Check Out This Cyberpunk Action-Platformer with Hack'n Slash Combat

While scrolling through social media, a particular GIF piqued our interest for the unique ambiance conveyed through its pixelated graphics. The image of a fully-equipped fighter, their backs to us, standing amidst rusty pickup trucks against a sunset backdrop, was intriguingly captivating.

This provides us with an opportunity to introduce Dark Light, a post-apocalyptic cyberpunk action-platformer featuring intense hack'n slash combat.

In the aftermath of an apocalypse, players in Dark Light navigate a world shrouded in impenetrable darkness and teeming with creatures from the Dark Void. As the last of the Dark Hunters, you're tasked with sealing the Dark Void and preventing humanity's doom. Your journey takes you through dangerous zones, where you can augment your abilities with cyberwares, confront hordes of ruthless creatures, and face the supernatural entities hidden in the shadows.

Dark Light also presents a strategic layer of gameplay that involves collecting energy shards, aligning with a faction, unlocking skills, and facing epic bosses to break the cycle of eternal darkness.

The game is available on PS5, and for PC users, it can be accessed via Steam and the Epic Games platform. If you are looking for an intense, souls-like gaming experience and are not afraid to venture into the heart of darkness, Dark Light might just be the game to explore.

Before you set out to your preferred platform, let's delve deeper into additional footage shared by the indie developer, Miraricogames. This will give us a more comprehensive understanding of the game's concept art, gameplay, atmosphere, user interface, and more:

The game has been liked by nearly 80% of the players on Steam and you can follow the developer on Twitter to receive its latest updates. Also, don't forget to join our 80 Level Talent platform and our Telegram channel, follow us on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Reddit, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.