- July 31, 2016
- Jonathan Tindell
- 4h median play time
Broken Armor
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About
"Broken Armor" is a strategic role-playing game set in a fantasy world. Assemble a team of heroes to defend your kingdom against dark forces, using tactical combat and character progression systems. Explore diverse environments, complete quests, and discover the rich story of this epic adventure.


- Surprisingly good game for such a low price, very addictive and enjoyable.
- Classic arcade dungeon crawler with a nostalgic feel, reminiscent of old NES games.
- Offers a fun, short replayable experience with a good balance between challenge and reward.
- Controls can be frustrating and lack precision, making gameplay difficult at times.
- Repetitive gameplay with limited content, leading to a lack of long-term engagement.
- Some mechanics, like consumable weapons and lack of invincibility frames, can lead to frustrating experiences.
- gameplay44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by a nostalgic, retro feel reminiscent of classic NES games, featuring simple controls and tactical combat mechanics that add a strategic layer. While the mechanics and progression may feel formulaic and repetitive, the randomization of levels and bosses keeps the experience somewhat engaging. Overall, players appreciate the balance between challenge and reward, though some find the gameplay lacks depth and complexity, leading to a brief engagement.
“The atmosphere and gameplay are excellent, with a great balance between challenge and reward.”
“The game's tactical combat mechanics offer a strategic layer to the gameplay.”
“Absolutely amazing gameplay; the storyline was just so captivating as well as the detail to the graphics.”
“The gameplay mechanics and progression follow established formulas, which might leave players longing for more unique features.”
“It's an obvious retro-games tribute, and the gameplay is so basic that even an 8-bit NES console had much more complex games.”
“It feels repetitive, even though the biome changes after each boss, but the gameplay is too simple to get you hooked for more than 30 minutes.”