Mowgli meets armageddon. A difficult platformer with a rich story and inspired by SEGA classics, but made for today. Parkour through what's left of humanity and discover stories and music inspired by the apocalypse.
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Highlights

• Inspired by the classics, made for the 21st century - A challenging parkour platformer inspired by classic 1990s SEGA games like The Jungle Book, Aladdin and The Lion King, but with modern ideas and touches. Do parkour on platforms from what's left of humanity. Overcome evolved wildlife and dangerous hybrid flora. Unravel surprising environmental puzzles and stay one step ahead of the evil humans hunting you in a twisted apocalyptic hunt.
• The story of a hunted cub - After the Great Ecological Catastrophe, the ultra-rich fled to Mars and abandoned everyone else. However, among them, one child developed immunity to the remnants of the hostile planet. After decades, the inhabitants of Mars venture to Earth. When they see a human child, the Cub, they immediately try to capture him, beginning a journey of escape, exploration and discovery amid the urban ruins of humanity in a game of cat and mouse.
• The world tells stories – Explore the ruins of humanity after the Great Ecological Catastrophe decimated civilization and left remnants for mother nature to reclaim. The history and clues of how and why humanity fell are spread across the world. Ruined skyscrapers and abandoned genetic laboratories. Chemical mines explored and battlefields overrun with wildlife. Each level tells a story.
• The perfect music to accompany you - Rádio Nostalgia de Marte accompanies you on the journey with a soundtrack that will penetrate your mind. Immerse yourself in thought-provoking stories of survival from the ultra-rich living on Mars as a velvet-voiced DJ hosts a collection of apocalypse-inspired tunes.
• Nostalgic Visuals - A game meticulously designed and styled to look like classic animated films from the late 1990s, such as Atlantis, Tarzan, The Road to El Dorado, and inspired by the Primal series by Genndy Tartakovsky, creator of Samurai Jack."