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Zeroptian Invasion, released originally last year officially gained Linux support last month and it looks like a pretty sweet retro shoot 'em up.

Developed by Josyan, this is a truly retro looking game both in terms of graphics and gameplay complete with a chiptune soundtrack that varies across each area in the game. It actually looks like a pretty good mix of games inspired by the classics, like Space Invaders took some steroids and went a bit crazy.

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Not many user reviews since it's a very niche game to get a good picture here and not one I've personally played, but it could be good for those of you longing for something a bit simpler.

You can find it on itch.io and Steam.

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razing32 May 9, 2019
5.99 for a space invaders clone ?
Don't want to be bad , but ...
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