Latest Release: v1.1.07 | 1/25/2013 | TRY THE DEMO
"A twin-stick shooter that boasts a quirky premise and an eclectic soundtrack." -Gamasutra "Best Of Indie Games"
"...There is much fun to be had in this little gem."
-Pixels for Breakfast
May 13, 2013
The Man in the Cape is now just $.99!
Mr. Granderson, the owner of Granderson Electronics Repair, is a simple businessman. He works hard and keeps to himself. But somehow, his building has become a magnet for superheroes, who feel the need to stand on his building and look over the city.
Having had enough, Mr. Granderson concocted a plan for revenge. In a form never seen before, Mr. Granderson constructed a vast underground superhero dungeon to trap all those who seek to trespass on his property.
Now, having been trapped in Mr. Granderson's hero elimination dungeon, popular "superhero" The Man in the Cape must fight against the dungeon's horde of nanotech driven creatures and bring Mr. Granderson to justice!
The Man in the Cape is a challenging, twin stick, run-and-gun shooter.
System Requirements
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Send an email to welovethemitc@gmail.com with the email address you purchased the game with and I'll help you out.
When you purchase the game, save the download link that is sent to you. That link will always point to the latest version. When an update is available, just re-download the game using the link and unzip it into the game directory, overwriting any file that needs overwritten.
The README.HTML file in the game directory has some useful information on common problems. If you need further help, please make a post in the Forum with your problem. I'll do what I can to help you get things fixed.
The Man in the Cape has some mild blood and violence, as well as crude humor. If it were rated by a ratings board, it would probably get a T rating.
If you don't receive the download link within 48 hours of purchase, email me (welovethemitc@gmail.com) and I'll look into it.
You can read BMT Micro's privacy policy @ their website.
Ensuring your privacy is a big deal to me. Information you enter upon ordering may be used to help you with any problems you have with your order, but that's it. I will never at any time ever use your information for any other purpose.
Anthony Nichols (welovethemitc@gmail.com) is the programmer, designer, & "artist" for The Man in the Cape. He hopes that you'll play it and like it.
His interest in game development has led him to near destitution (see photo). Adhering to a DIY ethic, he started development of The MITC in June 2011.
