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INSANITY For TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine Super CD-Rom (released October 2009) You've been imprisoned by robots and their evil master. Now, in order to survive, you must traverse their maze of a space station. Be warned - the walls are electrified and the robots are programmed to do one thing: Destroy the humanoid! Insanity brings you classic Berzerk style arcade gameplay: Increasing difficulty level A choice of CD or chiptune soundtracks Hidden gameplay modes
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A chill idle game made for GBAWinterJam2023.
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