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Chroma Squad | oprainfall
If you grew up watching Power Rangers — and let’s face it, we all did — you may have wished you could fight baddies and strike a pose like your favorite color-coded champions of justice. Well, that may not be possible, but, with Chromo Squad, you get the next best thing — running your own sentai TV show! From guiding the team through various missions to keeping the show stocked on props and costumes, everything is up to you to keep things running smoothly. If you want a taste of the game, check out our preview piece.

The following is a press release:

Prepare to Chromatize!
Brasilia, Brazil – March 10, 2015 – The developers from Behold Studios, one of the IGF 2013 winners, just released a teaser video announcing the release date of its anticipated game: CHROMA SQUAD: Tactical RPG inspired by Saban’s Power Rangers™.

Successfully funded through a Kickstarter campaign, Chroma Squad will be released through Steam – PC/Mac/Linux – on April 30, 2015. Kickstarter backers and fans that pre-ordered the game at www.chromasquad.com received an exclusive opportunity to preview the game before the release.

The game was nominated for the SXSW Gamers’ Voice prize as one of the best indie games of the year. Gamers will have a chance to play Chroma Squad at the SXSW interactive expo held at the Austin Convention Center on March 12-15.

In Chroma Squad, players will manage a sentai television studio, casting actors, purchasing equipment and crafting weapons and giant mechas out of cardboard and glue to create their own sentai TV show. Once the cameras are rolling, players will control their cast of five colored-jumpsuit-clad warriors in dramatic, turn-based battles. The developers behind the game grew up watching sentai series like Flashman and Changeman, as well as Saban’s Power Rangers, which had a particularly huge influence on the creation of Chroma Squad.

Tyler Lubben
Tyler is a lifelong gamer, getting his start on the Intellivision when he was three years old. After receiving his English degree, he discovered all those jokes about getting a job in his field were true. As Head Editor with oprainfall, Tyler is able to bridge his two passions; playing and talking about video games at any given opportunity, and being a total grammar nazi the rest of the time.