Nomolos: Storming the Catsle

Nintendo Entertainment System · 2012

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About this game

Nomolos: Storming the CATsle is a homebrew 2D side-scrolling platformer starring a cat in armour called Nomolos.

The story starts when two cats, Solomon and Snow, are playing together when a portal suddenly appears.

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A giant purple arm shoots out from it and yanks Snow inside.

Solomon follows right away and is transported, becoming the feline warrior Nomolos in the process.

Going through twelve levels (with an additional hidden bonus level / warp zone) Nomolos pursues the purple enemy that is brining snow to the CATsle.

In addition to the platforming there are many enemy types and three weapons, both melee and ranged.

Power-ups can also be found and picking up a mouse restores a heart.

The game contains five boss encounters and there are three difficulty levels selected from the main menu.

The game music contains chiptune renditions of famous classical music composers.

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About Nintendo Entertainment System

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