Donuts 'N' Justice
Donuts 'N' Justice is a fast-paced 2d horizontal shoot-'em-up wherein you take the role of one of two Super Cops in the 1980s to defend their city against gangs, violence and corruption.
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Nintendo eShop low: $1.99 (27 Aug 2026) , Fanatical low: $1 (25 Jan 2022) , PlayStation Store low: $0.99 (27 Aug 2026) , Steam low: $1.24 (22 Dec 2022) , Xbox low: $4.99 (26 Aug 2026)
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“I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Donuts 'N Justice and highly recommend it to anybody looking for a short but exciting shoot 'em up. The game is brimming with fun shooting, a goofy premise, and a good variety of unlockables that are sure to keep players coming back for a few more rounds after completion.”
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“Donuts'n'Justice is short and sweet, literally. Dish out some justice and take out waves of enemies in this 2D, horizontal side scroller. With only a few levels, the game can be completed quickly. But I bet you a donut that you have fun playing it.”
“Ah, there’s just something fun about a crazy shooting arcade throwback, and while saying DnJ gave me a few Narc flashbacks in some respects (don’t get too excited)… this doesn’t get to those heights but it has some common DNA at least...”
“Ah, the 1980s. An era where computers slowly began impacting our lives. Familiar household names such as Apple and Microsoft slowly made their entrance, and mobile phones became a common item. This was the decade bringing an end to the Cold War, and the delightful game everyone loves, Pacman was released.”
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