- August 4, 2021
- Neofid Studios
Demons of Asteborg
55%Game Brain Score
music, gameplay
graphics, story
87% User Score 15 reviews
Platforms
About
"Demons of Asteborg" is a 16-bit style action-platform game with metroidvania elements. Play as Gareth, a knight of the royal guard, and use powerful spells to defeat evil forces and bosses as you explore the world of Asteborg. Collect gold to purchase upgrades and uncover Gareth's mysterious past while preventing Zadimus from destroying the kingdom.









Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews
music3 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game successfully captures the nostalgic feel of classic 16-bit Sega titles, providing a fun and engaging experience reminiscent of games like Castlevania and Ghouls and Ghosts.
- The soundtrack is exceptional, with memorable themes that enhance the gameplay and evoke a sense of joy and accomplishment.
- The gameplay mechanics are well-designed, encouraging players to utilize unique skills and abilities throughout various stages, adding depth and variety to the experience.
- The game suffers from issues like poor hit detection, frustrating boss fights that feel more like puzzles than challenges, and a lack of variety in enemy types.
- Many players found the platforming elements to be repetitive and tedious, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- The graphics and sound quality are considered below average for a 16-bit game, leading to disappointment given the game's potential.
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's soundtrack has received high praise for its careful composition and overall quality, contributing significantly to the gameplay experience. However, some users noted that a few tracks are below average, suggesting a mixed reception regarding the overall music quality.
“Where this game really shines is in the gameplay and soundtrack departments.”
“Its soundtrack is spot-on and has been composed perfectly and carefully.”
“Graphics are top-notch and so is the music.”
“7 tracks are also below average.”