- October 17, 2019
- Kong Orange
- 16h median play time
Felix The Reaper
With a lovable protagonist and a soundtrack to die for, Felix The Reaper’s innovatively designed puzzles are hindered only by a fussy camera. At its core, however, resides an inexorable charm that deems this title a truly novel gem.
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In "Felix the Reaper" , you step into the shadowy role of Felix, a reaper tasked with orchestrating deaths. To succeed, you must manipulate shadows across grid-based levels by rotating the sun and moving objects, all while avoiding light. The game features a unique blend of puzzles inspired by Hitman Go, Monument Valley, and Sokoban, ensuring a challenging yet engaging experience.











- The game features charming visuals and animations, with a unique art style that enhances the overall experience.
- The puzzles are cleverly designed, providing a good challenge that requires lateral thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Patrick Stewart's narration adds a delightful touch to the game's atmosphere, complementing the quirky humor and storyline.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and tedious, with many puzzles relying on trial and error rather than intuitive solutions.
- The controls can be clunky and frustrating, making it difficult to execute precise movements and actions during puzzles.
- The story feels underdeveloped and lacks depth, with many players feeling unsatisfied by the narrative progression and character development.
story
99 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game, centered around Felix the Reaper's quest for love amidst dark humor and death, is often described as charming yet underdeveloped, with many players feeling it lacks depth and coherence. While the initial setup and character concepts are appealing, the narrative tends to fade after the first chapter, leaving players with a sense of incompleteness and sequel baiting. Overall, the game features cute characters and engaging visuals, but the storytelling feels secondary to the puzzle mechanics, resulting in a mixed reception regarding its narrative execution.
“The story and presentation of the game is original and has its own personal style: the illustrations, cutscenes, and music really work well together.”
“Felix the reaper is a puzzle game with a great story and presentation.”
“A surprisingly difficult and unique puzzle game, with a cute yet mildly gruesome story to tell.”
“The plot is pretty much nonexistent until you get to the very end of the game, which is just sequel baiting.”
“The story is almost non-existent; 80% of puzzles do not end in death but only a small step towards setting it up, and the puzzles never evolve beyond 'move an object to create a new shadow.'”
“The game sets up a story in the beginning, but then doesn't really follow through that much.”
Felix the Reaper Review
Felix the Reaper is a challenging puzzle game that is supposed to be a romantic comedy about life and death, but for some reason leaves the romance and some of the comedy aspects out of almost the entire game.
65%Felix The Reaper (Switch) REVIEW – Dead Good
With a lovable protagonist and a soundtrack to die for, Felix The Reaper’s innovatively designed puzzles are hindered only by a fussy camera. At its core, however, resides an inexorable charm that deems this title a truly novel gem.
75%Felix the Reaper Review
More puzzle types would have done Felix the Reaper a lot of good, but what's here is extremely charming and quite a bit of fun.
70%