Some of the best film scripts come about when an ordinary person is placed into an extraordinary event from which they overcome. Think of Sarah Conner in the first Terminator film or Nicolas Cage in The Rock. We can identify with this luckless hero because they are like us, bumbling through life, ending up being in the wrong place at the right time. Speed Limit takes this theory and runs with it, but with enough high-octane energy that it could well have jumped straight out of a brilliant ‘80s action movie. Speed Limit wants to test your skills to the limit. Can you become the hero you were always meant to always be?
Speed Limit is presented as a 2D-styled platform scroller. The story is simple but very effective. You are on a commuter train, playing an ordinary Joe who is just minding his own business, scrolling on his phone. A sort of tramp staggers into the…
