![]() ![]() Instead, Madness Project Nexus uses the Unity game engine, it would give the game 3D graphics unlike Adobe Flash. It uses a different engine, unlike its predecessor. Madness: Project Nexus is available from Steam with a 10% launch discount for £17.54/€18.89. It's started around with a kickstarand August 24, 2014, and got Released on September 29, 2021. There's also, I have to admit, a pleasing upward trajectory from a my-first-animation.flv equivalent in 2002 to the scale and variety on display in the video above. I don't personally have nostalgia for that era of the internet where everyone discovered Adobe Flash the same year they first saw The Matrix, but I do like co-op shooters. There's a story campaign you can play with up to three people, in which you "infiltrate heavily guarded installations, survive cultist-ridden tunnel networks, fight back against dynamite-wielding cannibal bandits, and dodge the grasp of armor-plated Mag Agents over three times your size." There's also an arena mode where you can create your own character, "advance through specialized skill tiers" and build your own custom weapons, according to the Steam page. It's a run 'n' gun brawler, playable in co-op, in which you smash through arenas by fighting giants, assassins and government agents using melee attacks and many, many weapons. ![]() ![]() Madness: Project Nexus is at least more polished. To give you a very quick sense of its tone: one of its antagonists is Jesus. The Madness series was peak Newgrounds, with extreme violence, basic animation and just as basic humour. ![]()
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