Mexican video games that aren’t about Aztecs | TierraGamer: news and entertainment about anime, series, video games and technology

In recent years the video games made by Mexican studios or creators have generated more traction and interest from audiences. Although on social media the belief persists that most of the games are about the Aztecs or the pre-Hispanic era.

To show you that there are many more genres to enjoy made by Mexicans and to celebrate this national day, here we share some Mexican games that have nothing to do with these warriors. So you can see that there is creativity, you just need to support it.

Duck Box borrows heavily from the Punch-out video games

Here we find a title that takes inspiration from Nintendo video games. This time we have a title about a boxing duck that borrows heavily from the Punch-Out series. However, it puts its own twists on it to feel truly unique and an experience you should try.

Here the fights are not only in the ring, but in a whole series of different scenarios. Not to mention every fight is different so keep on your heels. It also has a rather curious and dark story that will keep you interested beyond the boxing rounds.

Greak: Memories of Azur

Greak: Memories of Azur It is a 2D side-scroller video game that takes us on a great adventure through a magical world. Here we take control of three different characters, each with their own characteristics and skills useful for overcoming certain obstacles.

Its visual art is very beautiful and is somewhat reminiscent of video games like Hollow Knight either Ender Lilies. However, it is completely its own entity and is worth checking out as it demonstrates the creativity that exists among Mexican developers.

Mariachi Legends could be a new classic of Mexican video games

This is a game that is just on the way but quickly captured the attention of Castlevania fans. Mariachi Legends is described precisely as a metroidvania where we will take control of a mariachi with supernatural powers and face mythical creatures.

The game reached its fan-funding goal very early on and is now fully in production. Halberd Studios, its developers, also made the title. 9 Years of Shadows which might give you an idea of ​​what to expect. We may be looking at a new video game classic made by a proudly Mexican studio.

Neon City Riders

Neon City Riders takes us to the eponymous city where we take control of a vigilante who seeks to free it from the control of four different gangs. What awaits you here is a title packed with plenty of action and an aesthetic that reminds us of the best times of the Super Nintendo.

The city is very creative, the combat is entertaining and constantly evolving as it lets you use interesting powers. In addition to this, its bosses are very challenging and their difficulty will make you work to reach the end. Definitely if you are a fan of the old school, you should not miss trying it. Neon City Riders.

If you want to be patriotic and support Mexican video game developers, here are four very good titles that will also not affect your wallet too much. Although in the case of Mariachi Legends we still have to wait. But look, not all games made in Mexico are related to the Aztecs and the more the national industry advances, we will surely have more interesting creations. Which one caught your attention the most?

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