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Raven Travel Studios · Published by IMGN.PRO
Positive — 82% positive (22 reviews) · 12 achievements
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
Master the golden age of the arcade! Holua’s Arcades packs four pixel-perfect challenges into one digital cabinet. Dominate a brutal 90s beat 'em up, survive a cosmic bullet hell, execute a stealthy ninja heist, and conquer a co-op precision platformer. Climb the global leaderboards today!
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Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Sports · 2023 · More under £5 games
Experience the thrill of mastering pixel-perfect challenges in Holua's Arcades. Test your skills across four distinct genres—beat 'em up, bullet hell, stealth heist, and precision platformer—all packed into one digital cabinet.
About this game
Relive the golden age of the arcade.
Holua's Arcades delivers four complete, tightly crafted retro experiences packed into a single digital cabinet. Whether you crave the brutal combos of a 90s street brawl, the twitch-reflex tension of a cosmic bullet hell, or the pixel-perfect precision of a classic platformer, this collection is built to test your skills and dominate your free time.
Master the mechanics, climb the Steam Leaderboards, and prove you have the fastest thumbs in the arcade.
Four Games. Infinite replayability.
Don't mess with Rick (90s Beat 'em Up)
Step into the golden era of the arcade brawler. Kicked out of his own mob family, Rick is on a bloody quest for revenge across four grueling stages. This isn't just button-mashing; master a deep combat system featuring combos, clinches, parries, and counterattacks. Fill your super meter to unleash screen-clearing special moves as you fight through replicant ninjas, rabid dogs, and massive bosses.
Crescent Moon (Sci-Fi Shoot 'em Up)
A fast, frantic, horizontal bullet hell. The cosmic tyrant Trixion is invading, and you are the only defense. Memorize environmental traps, collect and swap between five distinct weapon types, and utilize support pods to survive. Built for high-score chasers: master the "No-Miss" multiplier system and dodge your way to the top of the leaderboards.
Heist of the Ninja (83' stealth arcade)
Experience classic single-screen arcade tension! Play as Koji the Ninja in an alternate-1983 heist. Navigate tightly guarded rooms, jump obstacles, and dig through furnishings for hidden loot. Use your shurikens wisely, outsmart the guards, and secure the treasure without triggering the alarm.
Peng Peng (Co-Op precision platformer)
Don't let the cute aesthetic fool you—Peng Peng is built for casuals, speedrunners, and hardcore score-catchers alike. Wipe out monsters across four worlds to rescue the kidnapped Frost Orb. Play solo or grab a friend in Local Co-Op. Will you rush to the end for a speed bonus, or meticulously clear enemies for maximum points? Hunt for secret rooms, special events, and uncover the hidden ending!
Step Into the Holua Universe...
Holua's Arcades is just the beginning. Meet Lyn, the vivacious gamer actually playing these arcade machines! Lyn is also the protagonist of our upcoming high-resolution metroidvania, FANTASY NETWORK.
Discover the meta-narrative linking these arcade classics to a much larger world. Play the hidden Demo level located just outside the virtual arcade room, and don't forget to wishlist Fantasy Network!
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS *: Windows 8
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 510
- Storage: 1250 MB available space
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Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
The cabinet now fits in your hands: Holua's Arcades is Steam Deck Playable!
Hello Folks! We are thrilled to announce that Holua's Arcades is now fully playable on the Steam Deck!The pick-up-and-play nature of the golden era of arcades is a perfect match for portable gaming. Whether you're looking to grind out a few combos in Don't Mess with Rick on a flight, or trying to snag a "No-Miss" high score in Crescent Moon while lounging on the couch, the entire digital cabinet is ready to go wherever you do.What to expect on the Deck:Flawless Framerates: Smooth performance across all four games to keep your parries, dodges, and precision platforming pixel-perfect.Native Controls: Default gamepad mappings work right out of the box—including our recently added custom binding features. No tinkering required.Always Competing: As long as you have a Wi-Fi connection, your high scores will seamlessly sync to the global Steam Leaderboards.Boot up your Deck, grab some virtual tokens, and show us your best runs.Stay retro, The Raven Travel Studios TeamRead full article on Community Announcements (IMGN.PRO)Patch NotesOfficial
v1.2.0 : Controls rebind feature is finally here!
Hello Folks! As promised, to celebrate the first 10 reviews and the Positive verdict, controls rebind function is finally here! Of course you can remap buttons and keys for each single game: find it in the arcade room open the cab menu and select "Controls". In the following control panel, move left and right to swap the gamepad button you want to use, or press Enter/Return to rebind the related action to a new keyboard key. Please note that some keys like enter, escape, backspace, function keys and others are not available for rebinding. The game saves your settings, but you can reset them by selecting "Reset Options" in the options menu from the start screen. Just a quick side note: as a developer, I've always found this feature boring as hell to code, but as a player I definetely know how much important is. In the late 80s I was a teenager and I used to play at home on a 8088 with CGA and green monochrome screen, I had just a keyboard and no mouse or joysticks, so I experienced a lot of games which handled the keyboard input in every odd possible way. I remember those which were using QAOP instead of arrow keys to move the character (very frustrating) or the ones (like the Ikari Warriors DOS conversion) that didn't deal at all with the keyboard buffer, so the character was constantly moving and you just had to push the directional key once to change his direction - a true hell of a pain. Of course, most of these didn't feature the keyboard remap function, but thank god things started to get better and better and this function became shortly a quality standard. Xenon 2, just to mention the first coming in my mind, had a wonderful keyboard management. Sometimes I also think that four buttons were enough for most of games, I really never got confident with the six (eight) buttons modern standard since Street Fighter II, I always preferred the SNK format. Same for moving the character: I grew up by playing with the D-Pad and still think that's more fitting for the ac...Read full article on Community Announcements (Raven Travel Studios)Patch NotesOfficial
COLDFIX 0.2.0
COLDFIX 0.2.0 JUST RELEASED Bugfixes : - Coins and arcade coins have different graphics so as not to confuse them - Alerts appear when the player runs out of coin or tokens - Fixed the fire circle collisions in Crescent Moon - Fixed yellow ninja collisions in Heist of the Ninja - Fixed overlapping text in Peng Peng's menu - Fixed Trophies not syncing issue - Fixed tricks not being given correctly - Fixed the bartender disrespecting some menu choices - New exit sign for the demo level - Fixed minor issues in the demo levelRead full article on Community Announcements (Raven Travel Studios)
