Genokids
- Platform
- PC
- Release Date
- File Size
- 815.53 MB
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- 2,972
- Comments
- 1
- Languages
- English, Spanish - Spain, Japanese
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Description
Genokids hack and slash anime action game that lets players unleash a squad of genetically engineered superkids on hordes of corporate lab mutants in a dystopian cityscape overrun by bio experiments. The storyline follows Miko, a 12 year old prodigy with telekinetic claws, who escapes a black site facility alongside her ragtag team of lab escapees after a viral outbreak turns guards into raging beasts. As the kids flee through neon lit slums and derelict arcologies, they uncover a plot by the Genesis Corp to weaponize their DNA for global domination, forcing Miko to balance brutal combat with protecting her "siblings" from both external threats and their own unstable powers. What starts as a frantic breakout evolves into a revenge fueled rampage, with moral choices determining if the team embraces their monstrous potential or fights to remain human.
The game packs over 50 combo chains for each kid, from Miko's claw tornadoes to Jax's explosive fist rockets, all upgradable via a DNA tree that unlocks mutations like poison spit or wall crawling, scavenged from defeated foes or synthesized in hidden safehouses. Players can switch between characters mid fight to exploit weaknesses, like using Lena's ice shards to freeze groups for Kai's shatter kicks. The sprawling urban sprawl divides into five districts, the flooded undercity for aquatic ambushes, the towering skyline for vertical grapples, the industrial scrapyards for junk weapon scavenging, the corporate spires for stealth infiltrations, and the bio labs for puzzle boss arenas. Each district hides traps like electrified puddles or collapsing catwalks that trigger swarm events.
Gamers can extensively mod their squad, looting gene vials from elite enemies or hacking vending machines for cosmetic skins inspired by classic anime tropes, from cyberpunk trenchcoats to mecha exosuits. Before missions, tweak loadouts to fit the zone, swapping agility boosts for sewer swims or heavy armor for tower climbs. Districts vary in layout, enabling runs through rain slicked alleys with slide dodges, derelict train yards with rail grinding, or lab vents with zero gravity flips. Multiplayer supports up to 4 players in co op rampages, where teams chain ultimate attacks for screen clearing nukes, or versus arenas for kid vs kid deathmatches. This mode unlocks shared mutation pools and faster DNA progression through combo challenges.
NOTE. Uploaded version: 4 October 2025 [v1.0.69 Build 20243819]. This is Full Release and latest version of game. The game is already Pre-Installed and ready to run the game, read the instruction below.
System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor:
- Intel i5 3450
- RAM:
- 4 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- NVIDIA GeForce GT 640
- Storage:
- 8 GB available space
- DirectX:
- Version 10
Recommended
- OS:
- Windows 10
- Processor:
- AMD FX 8350 / Intel i7 3770
- RAM:
- 8 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- AMD R9 380 / NVIDIA GTX 960
- Storage:
- 8 GB available space
- DirectX:
- Version 11
Installation Guide
Step-by-step setup process for P2P Release
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No installation is needed — this release is fully pre-installed and ready to play, so you can skip setup wizards and long updates entirely.
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Extract the archive (RAR/ZIP) to a short, Latin-only path like
C:\Games\GameNameusing WinRAR or 7-Zip — and never launch the game from inside the archive, as that is the top cause of launch failures. -
Launch the game via Run Me!.bat (or the main
.exefile) in the game folder. If nothing happens, right-click it and choose Run as administrator.
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AdditionsScreenshake\'s intensity during gameplay can be changed and disabled in the Gameplay settings menu. FixesWhen using OpenGL (The default on Linux) attacking with Green or having too many dynamic lights in the game at the same time results in part of the map becoming black temporarily.Gamepad layout Default B description is wrong.The collapsable Flow help-box UI and other UIs sometimes don\'t update the button icons when setting new bindings on the settings menu.Sometimes can\'t scroll with the mouse wheel on the input keyboard rebinding menu.It\'s possible to go out of the map through two small alleys by adding an invisible wall.Rebinding left and right mouse button incorrectly doesn\'t show that there\'s a conflict warning.When using OpenGL Kirie\'s skin is inverted when the camera is close enough.When in training mode, opening the pause menu, selecting the leave button and holding it a bit results in going back into the training mode.The Jester enemy is able to get out of bounds in some cases.Candy\'s CallThunder sound was playing 5 times at the same time instead of one.Skipping the menu intro sequence at exactly a transition point results on only the UI skipping.Dying with a Genokid that isn\'t the current one results in a soflock.Screenshake can carry on to cutscenes, making them unwatchably shaky.Style points not resetted to the amount on the last check point when dying, accumulating indifinetly.Japanese translation doesn\'t show up on tutorials and parts of the end screen.Secret mission in Chapter 3 disables Red when exiting it.