Blaze of Ghost Volta: "n a world filled with mildly mediocre games, it’s refreshing to come across ONE game that makes you constantly ask yourself, “What will they think of next?” But when you come across MULTIPLE games from the same talented indie developer team, you might as well stop drilling because you’ve hit metaphorical gold. One developer team in particular that has created their own niche in the indie-sphere is Team2Bit. Makers of games such as Washington’s Wig for PC and Xbox, the ever popular Fist Puncher for OUYA, and now Reagan Gorbachev also for the OUYA platform, Team2Bit has built a solid foundation of wacky, yet creative indie cult hits that challenge even the most abstract brain. It was for this reason that we wanted to sit down for a bit and pick the brains of this dynamic duo. Check out our interview below!"
Has there ever been a problem that couldn’t be solved by repeatedly punching it in or around the face? Honestly, as a society it’s time to bring back pure caveman (or cavewoman… because women can live in caves too) instinct and start punching things until life is normal again. Emotions? Punch things. Death? Punch everything. The knowledge of the terrifying end of all things and yourself in the inevitable heat death of the universe? Punch… well maybe not that. Fist Puncher may not solve your existential crisis, but it can take your mind off the endless monotony of everyday life with the joy of punching. You may also want to strap in for a trip to side-scrolling games of yore as this one is a modern take on the old classic Streets of Rage.
Review for Reagan Gorbachev on Ouya. You'll need a bazooka to tear down this wall. Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev put aside their differences to team up for a co-operative stealth action game. The result is Reagan Gorbachev; a release that gamers who have a sense of humour and dig retro games will definitely enjoy.
Hardcore Gamer: Team2Bit’s Fist Puncher gave them a name for creating really well-done games and their latest game mixes things up a bit. Instead of playing as thinly-veiled parodies of character, you’re playing as parodies of Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev in an overhead stealth-action game.
