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Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic70IGDB66
Only you can rescue Big Barry - your huge robot head pal - from a space theme park that’s been invaded by a tentacled pan-dimensional godbeast.
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Unpretentious, funny, cool and contemporary.
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DestructoidNick ValdezMar 20178.5/10With Loot Rascals, I feel like I can loot forever. Whether that's actually true has yet to be proven, but I'm going to have lots of fun figuring it out.
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The Game FanaticsCaleb L'EtoileApr 20179/10Luckily, Loot Rascals is so charming that the permadeath is much less of a frustration than it is in most roguelikes. The world is bright and colorful, and there’s always a collection of new, laughably weird monsters to battle. Many of the cards you pick up are humorous too like a salt sock that prevents you from slipping on ice or an inflatable pool toy for a weapon. The game is like a cartoon version of Red Dwarf by way of Adult Swim.
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DualShockersLou ContaldiApr 20178/10Loot Rascals is bizarre – and not only because the experimental attitude that Hollow Ponds takes in gameplay design. Loot Rascals will take you to a strange but enjoyable place, especially if you consider yourself a “fan of video games” – even if it is only for 15 minutes at a time.
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GameSpotJames O'ConnorMar 20175/10Loot Rascals is a gorgeous, tactical turn-based roguelike that doesn’t always give back as much as it takes.
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We Got This CoveredEric HallMar 20172.5/5 starsLoot Rascals is a neat variation of roguelikes with a charming, oddball style that's unfortunately marred by an over-reliance on luck and frustrating difficulty spikes.
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IGDB rating 6.8/10 from 11 ratings.
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