Sky Racket

It was released for Microsoft Windows, macOS and Linux on October 22, 2019, with a console launch set for 2020. The game is a mixture of block breakers and shoot 'em ups (its cartoon environments make it a cute 'em up), which makes it the first Shmup Breaker. The animated intro was featured on Tokyo Game Show.

• Title — Sky Racket • Developer — Double Dash Studios • Publisher — Double Dash Studios • Release — * Microsoft Windows, macOS and Linux: • October 22, 2019 • Engine — Unity • Genre — Indie game, Shoot 'em up, Block breaker • Modes — Single-player, Multiplayer

After choosing between RacketGirl and RacketBoy (or both, as the game has local co-op mode), The gameplay focuses on dodging enemies and laser beams while hitting energy balls back at the enemies as the player flies through the worlds. It's an easy to pick-up game with gameplay rooted in classic 16-bit arcade games with uncomplicated controls. At the end of each level (referred to in-game as a set), the score made during the match and the achievements are shown. The main adventure sprawls over 5 different worlds with different sets and boss fights (referred to as match points), which are accessed through a map. Each world has its unique quirks with different mechanics, enemies and extra objectives. During the game the players can rescue Buddies who can then be used in earlier levels, giving them new ways to replay and improve their performances.

RacketGirl and RacketBoy are guardians chosen by the Capybara Goddess to save the galaxy from the paws of the terrible tyrant genius, Korrg. They fly through colorful planets and fight against hordes of crazy enemies to save the galaxy. Armed with magical Sky Rackets, they deflect attacks made by enemies. They fight against giant banana monsters, luchador raccoons and sentient popcorn in order to eventually reach the evil tyrant Korrg and save the imprisoned Capybara Goddess that watches over the galaxy.

• Year — Result • 2015

• Year — Award — Result • 2015 — Game Under Development — Finalist • 2015 — Best Game — Finalist • 2015 — Best Visual Art — Finalist • 2019 — Professional — Finalist

• Year — Official Selection • 2019 — Pax East Showcase 2019

• Year — Award — Result • 2019 — Best Brazilian Game — Finalist • 2019 — Best Gameplay — Finalist