The evil Dr. Cread plans to take over the world with the help of his robot army - and the only one who can stop him is a team of hot-blooded super spies.

Prevent the end of the world in Blast Brigade! This colorful 2D action-adventure is based on the popcorn action films of the 80s and combines the elements of Metroidvania exploration with the insane hail of bullet action of platform games! Gather a team of charismatic characters, upgrade their weapons, explore beautiful areas in a tainted paradise, and save the world from a mad scientist!

Put your brigade together

Assemble a team of four super spies and switch between them to use their unique skills to advance in the game. Their prominent personality traits contribute to the fact that the game only becomes more charming - and that they magically attract a lot of dangers.

Stand in the way of different bosses

Prepare yourself for many different boss fights that will demand everything from you! Take on hybrid monstrosities, giant robots and loads of cheeky bastards, all of which were created for just one purpose: to turn your life off! At least if it is according to Dr. Cread goes.

Use your skills wisely

Trust in your diverse abilities to defeat your opponents - or fail and find death yourself: Use a grenade launcher, a grappling hook, a chakram teleporter and other tools and tools that are available to you to put a stop to the enemy . Trust not only in your fists, but also in your mind, to maybe even stay alive in the end!
Explore a paradise on earth

Explore an enchanting paradise island where the nasty scientist is carrying out loads of diabolical experiments. But of course that does not mean that there is no time to sunbathe or enjoy the picturesque landscape while you stand in the way of the enemy hordes!

Epic story

Join the conspiracy of Dr. Cread and his sinister plans to enslave and robotize the world. Gather your brigade around you, combine their skills and bring the villain to his just punishment. Or fail and end up as robot food yourself. Wait, do robots actually have to eat?