You are David Landis, a tormented young man who wants to run away from Hell’s Creek to become a pro surfer.

When you’re about to leave the village in your convertible, Sheriff Naschy steps in your way to capture you. Because you are a werewolf, and monsters never leave Hell’s Creek.

You will need to run through some of the most iconic American cities in a frenetic chase, defeating the men recruited by the Sheriff.
Will you survive the hordes of enemies to reach L.A.?

A BEAT’N’UP NOSTALGIA FULL OF REFERENCES

An American Werewolf in L.A. is the sequel in spirit of the 80s’ horror classic. A tribute to cinema and videogames of that era in arcade format for one or two player(s) locally. Staying true to the most traditional Beat’n’Up style!

FEATURES

• Frenetic Beat’n’Up game in the classic arcade games style.
  
• Five action-fueled levels.
  
• More than 10 different enemies to defeat.
  
• Local multiplayer for two players.
  
• Sequel in spirit of the 80s’ classic, An American Werewolf in London.
  
• Multiplayer game requires the use of a gamepad.
  
• If you are skilled, the game lasts between half an hour and one hour.

Intro music by Ozzed, game music by Wyver9.

As a development studio it has developed a total of thirteen spanish videogames, among others Moos from the depths of space (PlayMedusa, 2025), Unpacking Armageddon (PlayMedusa, 2024), and Tinybuns (PlayMedusa, 2024).

You can know more about PlayMedusa through their profiles in Web, X, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, or Mastodon.

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