- May 4, 2014
- Oryx Design Lab
Famaze
Platforms
About
FAMAZE is a retro themed roguelike puzzle adventure game. Choose the the dashing Knight, the cunning Thief, or the mystical Wizard each with unique special powers. Delve into The Mad King's ever changing dungeon to rescue the rutabagas! Never the same game twice! Music by Disasterpeace and Art by Oryx.








- Famaze is a charming and addictive free-to-play roguelike that offers a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic dungeon crawlers.
- The game features simple mechanics that are easy to learn, making it accessible for casual players while still providing strategic depth.
- With randomly generated mazes and a variety of character classes, Famaze offers replayability and a fun way to pass the time.
- The game can become repetitive quickly, with limited enemy types and a lack of depth in gameplay mechanics.
- Some players have reported bugs and issues, such as getting stuck or encountering glitches that hinder progress.
- The graphics and audio design, while charming, may feel too simplistic or outdated for some players, and the lack of options like fullscreen mode can be frustrating.
music
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game, composed by the acclaimed artist Disasterpeace, receives widespread praise for its quality and atmospheric qualities, enhancing the overall experience. However, many players note that the soundtrack lacks looping, leading to moments of silence that disrupt gameplay. While the music is often described as beautiful and fitting, some users express a desire for better volume controls and more consistent audio presence throughout the game.
“Awesome music though.”
“The music is wonderful!”
“Features absolutely beautiful music by Disasterpeace.”
“Music will just stop when it's done playing, leaving you to play in silence; it doesn't even repeat.”
“The music isn't half bad, for about 5 minutes, then the lack of volume controls in-game means you have to tab out, open the volume mixer, and either mute it entirely or try to turn it down without making it impossible to hear if you're an in-game audio purist.”
“Yet, the music doesn't loop; it just stops until you find the key.”