Sucklord 1.0.2

Now is your time to become the Toy Lord of Chinatown.

All you need to do is tap the screen to jump, hop, battle, bounce, shoot, and fly through this old-school retro-style side-scrolling space adventure set in a distant galaxy between Chinatown and Coney Island on the planet of New York City.

Embark on your journey by selling bootleg toys to the residents of Chinatown known as Jerkbags. Use the earnings to repair your spaceship and unlock suits of armor to establish yourself as the respected Toy Lord of Chinatown.

Financial success is key on your path to Toy Lordship. You will be rewarded with Suck Bux when you successfully overcome various challenges within the game. Strive for Suck Bux and aim for significant winnings.

Keep an eye out for Laser Swords – visually represented by bright colored orbs above you. These swords come in different colors with varying durability, from Yellow being the least durable to Red lasting the longest. Acquiring one can aid you in defeating adversaries along your journey.

In your quest, you may encounter Tyranusberg who can provide financial support but be prepared for his insistence on repayment, potentially with added interest. Evade falling into debt by effectively managing dealings with him.

Other notable figures like B~ and Douchebot will play essential roles in your journey. Relationships built and choices made will impact your progression towards becoming the Toy Lord of Chinatown.

Encounter various adversaries, each with their unique characteristics and challenges. From Galactic Jerkbags to The Necromancer, these foes will push you to your limits as you strive for victory.

The game offers additional features through in-app purchases, allowing you to enhance your gaming experience while supporting indie developers.

Get ready to immerse yourself in this indie game inspired by the legendary Suckadelic Toy Lords of Chinatown characters created by The Super Sucklord. Embrace this pixelated adventure developed by J.E.Moores Game Machine with 8-bit game sprites designed by Marc Beaudette of Onell Design.