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One million Persians invaded Greece and only you can stop them in this fast-paced single-screen arena roguelike with +200 gameplay-changing items. Die for freedom! Die For Sparta! 300 warriors left Sparta to stand between one million Persians and the fate of Greece in the Pass of Thermopylae. After days of battle, 299 Spartans fell nobly. Now, only you can stop the invaders and protect the freedom of your people.
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Relentless, unpretentious, tiny and clear.
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GideonsGamingJoseph PughMar 2021For Sparta is a small but mighty game with a ferocity to honor its namesake. The gameplay is fantastic, and it very cleanly side steps the repetitive pitfalls the genre sometimes falls into. Its laser-focused direction does it a lot of favors. It’s not a long-term grinding game with a billion things to unlock, and it doesn’t try to be.
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Worth PlayingCody MedellinAug 20217/10For Sparta is fine once you accept its general simplicity. The attempts at adding depth, such as the enemy variance and the multitude of power-ups, work rather well, even if it veers toward silliness, and the core gameplay remains tight and easy to understand. The lack of actual variety in the backdrop can become problematic, and the lack of any real progression can be a deterrent for those who aren't into classic high score chases. For those who are, For Sparta is worth looking into, especially considering the low $1.99 price tag.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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