Berzingue vs Ponchorado

Berzingue is a minimalist 3D racing game, inspired by the Amiga era. Drive at full speed on the vertiginous roads of the 6 circuits to try to finish first and accumulate enough points for the qualification to the higher division. Sometimes you have to control your speed to avoid going off the track during turns and especially jumps. A division is made up of 3 drivers who will compete over 6 races and 2 laps per race. The best times are recorded but are not decisive for victory. The game offers 2 profiles, 6 circuits, 4 divisions, 11 opponents, a limited turbo, a replay after each race and a table of the best times achieved per race and per lap. Mobile version: the direction of the car is automatically managed by the game, you only have to control the speed with your thumbs to stay on the track by going as fast as possible.

Ponchorado is a satirical Wild West survival-action game with roguelite elements, set in the 1930s cartoon style — taking place in the ruins of a never-finished western movie. Play as Poncho, a forgotten stuntman fighting his way through chaos, clichés, and caricatures in a desperate attempt to finally be seen — and maybe even win the BOSSCAR, the highest honor of the fictional Academy of Cinematic Constructs. But the prize is more than just a symbol of fame — it represents visibility, recognition, and the right to tell your own story. As Poncho, a never-credited side character, you’ll battle your way through a fragmented film world full of bizarre gatekeepers, lost scenes, and unleashed characters — all fighting for their place in a movie that was never finished. Your goal: Defeat all ten “Gatekeeper Bosses” to nominate yourself for the BOSSCAR — and maybe, at last, rise from forgotten extra to true leading role.