In Beer Rescue, JustEpyx throws players into a pixel-packed chase through the woods. Someone has stolen every beer bottle from Devlab/TSA HQ, threatening the legendary Chill & Grill party. That’s a serious offense. Luckily, Don Zabelinho is on the case—and he’s not leaving a single bottle behind.
The Beer Bottle Recovery Begins
As the thief flees, bottles spill across the forest. Each one becomes a checkpoint in Don’s beer bottle recovery mission. Players guide him through tricky terrain, using tight jumps and quick reactions to grab every last one.
The controls feel smooth. The pacing hits that sweet spot—just fast enough to challenge without becoming frustrating. Miss a bottle, and the party’s in peril.
Arcade Action with a Comedic Twist
The humor is unmistakable, but the gameplay doesn’t mess around. Every level brings new platforming puzzles and increasing pressure. Trees, gaps, and sneaky drops force players to stay sharp.
Thankfully, Don handles like a pro. His mission may be absurd, but the mechanics are tuned with care. Each bottle collected feels like a tiny, pixelated triumph.
C64 Polish and Retro Appeal
From vibrant sprites to snappy sound effects, Beer Rescue embraces the Commodore 64’s strengths. The visuals pop. The soundtrack keeps things light. And most importantly, the challenge scales just right.
JustEpyx knows how to keep things fun. This isn’t a deep story—it’s a lighthearted rescue mission where the stakes are beer and bragging rights.
Game Credits
Beer Rescue brings together some familiar talent from the Commodore 64 scene:
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Code & Graphics: JustEpyx
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Music: Nordischsound and Skyrunner
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Tapeloader: Martin Piper and Richard of TND
This small but skilled crew delivers a polished experience that feels right at home on real hardware—or your favorite emulator.
Why You’ll Want to Watch
The video breaks it all down, showing gameplay in action and giving a sense of the party-saving pressure. You’ll see Don in motion, dodging danger and saving the day—one bottle at a time.
Whether you’re into classic platformers or just enjoy beer-themed nonsense, Beer Rescue delivers tight gameplay with genuine charm.
