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An American Werewolf in L.A.

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About This Game

You are David Landis, a tormented young man who wants to run away from Hell’s Creek to become a pro surfer.

When you’re about to leave the village in your convertible, Sheriff Naschy steps in your way to capture you. Because you are a werewolf, and monsters never leave Hell’s Creek.

You will need to run through some of the most iconic American cities in a frenetic chase, defeating the men recruited by the Sheriff.
Will you survive the hordes of enemies to reach L.A.?

A BEAT’N’UP NOSTALGIA FULL OF REFERENCES


An American Werewolf in L.A. is the sequel in spirit of the 80s’ horror classic. A tribute to cinema and videogames of that era in arcade format for one or two player(s) locally. Staying true to the most traditional Beat’n’Up style!

FEATURES


  • Frenetic Beat’n’Up game in the classic arcade games style.
  • Five action-fueled levels.
  • More than 10 different enemies to defeat.
  • Local multiplayer for two players.
  • Sequel in spirit of the 80s’ classic, An American Werewolf in London.
  • Multiplayer game requires the use of a gamepad.
  • If you are skilled, the game lasts between half an hour and one hour.

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