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Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Arcade, Action
OpenCritic70IGDB70
FIGHT OR DIE! Cursed by the evil Wizard King, bounty hunters Lea and Leo are chased by every monster in the kingdom and the Grim Reaper himself! There's only one way to get rid of the curse; the legendary Elixir of Life! But how to get the ingredients? FIGHT MONSTERS!
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Unpretentious, relentless, nostalgic and clear.
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DestructoidPatrick HancockAug 20158.5/10Curses 'N Chaos is an example of game purity. One screen, simple controls, and intense difficulty. There isn't much replayability outside of playing with new friends or going for a new high score, but just getting through all of the stages the first time will not be quick. For players who fancy a challenge, either solo or with a friend, Curses 'N Chaos is not one to miss.
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TheSixthAxisAran SuddiAug 20158/10Curses N' Chaos is a good arena brawler that throws you right into the action. It may not be the most graphical intensive games out there, but Tribute Games has created something that you can get engrossed in really quickly. You will die a lot to make progress, and that may not be for everyone, but if you like your brawlers, then Curses 'N Chaos is certainly worth a look.
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GameSpewSep 20158/10Despite its fun, humorous style and peppy chiptune soundtrack, it is not a game for the casual player and requires a great deal of patience and skill to complete
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Cubed3Jordan HurstDec 20154/10Curses 'N Chaos will appeal only to a very small niche market. Enjoying it requires an intact nostalgia bubble and a friend to play with, and even then, there are better options out there. Tribute Games have admirably captured the immediacy and charm of retro gaming, but they've also revived its unfair and ill-conceived design techniques, many of which died out for good reason.
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FourFaceButtonsDavid AedoJul 20184/10It's truly incredible that Tribute managed to make a game that is both shorter and even more bloated than Mercenary Kings.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 7 ratings.
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