Neon Horizon - A new racer for the MSX2 as the 40th entry in the MSXDEV25 competition

In a record-breaking year for the retro community, developers Norakomi and Wolf have entered a fantastic looking game in the MSX dev competition. Titled as 'Neon Horizon'. This high-octane 3D scrolling racer has just been registered as the landmark 40th entry in the MSXdev25 contest, setting a new standard for the long-running homebrew competition. Set against a sprawling cyber-noir backdrop, Neon Horizon casts players as a lone rider in a race for survival. The game draws heavy mechanical inspiration from classic 3D racers, tasking players with navigating treacherous futuristic landscapes.

Here's the latest. "Norakomi and Wolf teamed up once more with Neon Horizon, working their magic to create an outstanding piece of MSX2 software, complete with a captivating and immersive OPL4 soundtrack that pulls players right into its world. Neon Horizon is a fast-paced cyber-noir motorbike adventure set in a vast futuristic world. You take on the role of a lone rider, navigating treacherous landscapes while racing against the clock, hostile rivals, and the unforgiving environments that shape the horizon. The mission is straightforward: survive the ride, master your bike, and cross the finish line of each level before your fuel runs out."

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