Developed by Endroad, based on the manga created by Go Nagai in 1975 and the associated animated television series, the game incorporates familiar protagonists, antagonists and locations from the franchise. Multiple phases span the brawler, third-person shooter, and shmup gameplay genres.
Microids Records' vinyl soundtrack features music composed by Marcin Przybylowicz and Magda Urbańska. The album also ships from distributor Black Screen Records in Europe. The digital soundtrack is on Steam, with streaming on Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music Unlimited.
UFO Robot Grendizer is also available for Xbox One and Series X|S, PS4 and PlayStation 5 consoles, along with Windows through Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store.
From the product page:
Get ready to experience an unforgettable adventure with Grendizer, the famous giant robot. This action/adventure game adapted from the cult animated series will immerse you in the heart of the universe of its creator, Go Nagai, and will give you the chance to pilot the most powerful robot and fight the forces of evil.Microids Records - Ufo Robot Grendizer - The Feast of the Wolves Vinyl Soundtrack
After Planet Fleed is destroyed by the Empire of Vega, Daisuke takes refuge on our planet. Taken in and adopted by Genzo Umon, he lives at the Shirakaba Farm. While Vega's invasion of Earth is imminent, Daisuke will defend the planet Earth with the help of Grendizer, the titanic robot hidden deep inside Genzo Umon's observatory. With the help of Kôji Kabuto, the prince of Planet Fleed will constantly repel Vegas' attacks and fight his terrible robots, the Monstronefs, which were sent to destroy him.
Black Screen Records - Ufo Robot Grendizer - The Feast of the Wolves Vinyl Soundtrack
Apple Music - Ufo Robot Grendizer - The Feast of the Wolves (Streaming)
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