Wicked Plague

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Wicked Plague

You're Ramuel, the youngest exterminator in MonteCruz. The building you’re sent to isn’t just infested—it’s cursed. Fight through floors full of monsters, uncover the truth, and survive the night. Built from the ground up as a modern Metroidvania for 8-bit handhelds.

You're Ramuel, the youngest exterminator in MonteCruz. The building you’re sent to isn’t just infested—it’s cursed. Fight through floors full of monsters, uncover the truth, and survive the night. Built from the ground up as a modern Metroidvania for 8-bit handhelds.

Compatible With

Play original N64® cartridges on any modern display with perfect accuracy.

Compatible With
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The best way to play Game Boy® and Game Boy Color® games.

  • Modern Metroidvania adventure
  • Polished action-platforming
  • Atmospheric pixel art
  • Intense boss battles
  • Original chiptune soundtrack

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About the Developer

Bio

Name / Studio Name

LocusMotion

Location

USA

How It Started

I spent years doing pixel art as a hobby. During COVID, I started offering my work as a freelancer – creating graphics for indie games – and that’s what led me deeper into game development.

Other Games / Projects

Carpathian Nights, Lords of Exile

Fun Fact

Game Boy development, to me, feels more like a craft than a pipeline. Creating detailed animations and immersive environments on such limited hardware demands a different kind of skill and planning compared to modern platforms – and I find that challenge really fulfilling.

The Idea

Why I Made This Game

I’ve always wanted to create a nonlinear platformer adventure with the kind of story and characters I personally love.

What Makes This Game Special

When I was a kid, I told myself I’d grow up to make games, even if only as a hobby. Wicked Plague is a promise kept. It’s a gift to my younger self, and the first of many games I plan to bring to life.

You'll Love This If...

You love challenging platformers and brutally tough boss fights. And if you’re a fan of 8-bit aesthetics, this game treats that style as a true art form – not just a retro filter.

Inspiration / Influences

Gameplay-wise: the classics – Metroid, Castlevania, and especially the Mega Man Zero series for its boss design. Visually, it’s inspired more by anime, manga, and stylized games with a strong punk energy, like Guilty Gear and The World Ends With You.

Favorite Feature

The boss battles. They’re designed to be intense and unforgiving – no room for error. That’s deliberate: unlike most handheld action games of the past, Wicked Plague bosses are fast, smart, and deadly by design.

4.9
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
Based on 243 reviews
243 reviews
  • Matt V. Z.
    Verified Buyer
    1 hour ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Fantastic game

    Fantastic game, fun action platformer

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  • Matt L.
    Verified Buyer
    1 week ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    You are basically a Ghostbuster

    You get to play as a smart alec who gets to just smile and look good, its great!

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  • Charlie D.
    Verified Buyer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Game

    It’s good

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  • Marc J.
    Verified Buyer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Great game- Wicked Plague

    This game is awesome. The graphics, the gameplay and challenge is everything you want from in a gameboy color. The boss fights require an understanding of memorization and tight controls. I am a fan if these types of games and i love the dialogue and the way the developers added a modern twist. Highly recommend this game

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  • Andrew D.
    Verified Buyer
    2 weeks ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    A fun metroidvania

    Wicked Plague is a interesting game. They're not that many metroidvanias for Gameboy/Chromatic. But this game is unique and fun. It's art style is cool. I'd recommend it.

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