RoboGAL: Gaga Delta Lady Is Now Available With a 20% Discount on Steam!

RoboGAL: Gaga Delta Lady, the super-cute action-platformer developed by Brazilian studio TwinkleSoft and published by Nuntius Games, is now officially available on PC via Steam for a limited-time promotional price of $7.99.

A brand-new gameplay trailer has also been released to celebrate the launch, offering a closer look at the stages, bosses, and challenges awaiting players throughout their adventure. Watch it below:

When a mysterious spacecraft crash-lands on the once-peaceful island of Plutobell, the GALs, the biomechanical lifeforms that call the island home, are suddenly faced with a series of unexpected problems.

Rei-Bo, the cheerful and absent-minded GAL responsible for maintaining the central tower that powers the island, is tasked with exploring the ship and attempting to communicate with its crew to uncover the cause of the accident. However, the vessel is filled with traps and unpredictable dangers.

Jump, slide, and blast your way through challenging stages, face six bosses featuring diverse and creative attack patterns in any order you choose, and make strategic use of your special weapons to overcome the threats that stand your way.

Key Features:

• Multiple difficulty levels: Adjust your gameplay experience with Chill, Classic and Lunatic modes, catering to different player preferences.

• Choose your stage order: Explore unique, creative, and challenging levels in any order you like, facing a boss and earning her special weapon.

• A cast brimming with charm: Meet adorable and lively characters that make every session full of personality.

• Accessible controls: Enable auto-charging shots, continuous multi-shots, or customize the slide command to your liking.

• Embrace the silliness: Rei-Bo is a bit clumsy — she even has a dedicated button just for tripping! What’s it for? You’ll have to find out!

While the game visuals embrace a classic 8-bit aesthetic, RoboGAL: Gaga Delta Lady draws significant inspiration from beloved titles from PSOne and Sega Saturn era such as Mega Man 8, particularly in its sound design and soundtrack.

Composed by Netoware, the game’s soundtrack is influenced by renowned artists such as Yousuke Yasui (Mamorukun Curse and Mega Man Network Transmission), ZUN (Touhou Project), and even the well-known Japanese jazz-fusion band Casiopea.

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