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If you loved X-Out, you probably already know the home-computer sensation that was Apidya. If not, then let us bring you in the fold:
1992, just two years after X-Out, German dev legends Kaiko turned the stale shmup genre on its head once again. After X-Out put us at the helm of a submarine, Apidya morphs us into a bee and lets us experience miniature worlds: From a garden, over a pond to a sewer pipe. But don't let the colorful sprite work fool you: Apidya's levels confront you with an onslaught of deadly insects, grotesque wax figures. a very angry haunted doll and more, all to save your beloved girlfriend Yuri (yes, we giggled too at that one cutscene) from the evil wizard Hexaä!
Authentic Remake – Completely rebuilt from scratch; no emulation.
Two Visual Modes – Seamlessly switch between HD widescreen or original home computer 4:3 presentation.
Exclusive Chris Huelsbeck OST – New studio versions of the iconic soundtrack
Retro Visual Effects – Optional CRT shaders, bloom, and authentic scanline simulation.
Expanded Worlds – 5 diverse themed worlds (Meadow, Pond, Sewers, Cyber, Lair), up to 5 levels each, 20 unique bosses, and hidden special stages.
Fresh Surprises – Randomized in-game events like “Night Mode” with new enemy sprites.
Co-op Mode – Second player controls one of the helper drones.
Accessibility Options – Modernized difficulty settings to make the game enjoyable for all generations (including the original devs').