- December 15, 2017
- KillerPokeGames
Gauntlet of IRE
Platforms
About
This is a set of challenges which induce a state of rage. Your memory, reaction time, hand eye coordination, and critical thinking will all be challenged. You will die hundreds of times before beating this game. Not because the game kills you, but because you will fail.











- The game is a fun and challenging rage game that keeps players engaged with its unique twists and random events.
- It features a variety of pop culture references and humorous elements that add to the overall experience.
- The game is well-crafted with interesting mechanics, making it enjoyable for those who appreciate difficult platformers.
- Level 7 contains disturbing content and messages that can be harmful to players, particularly those with mental health issues, and lacks appropriate content warnings.
- The game suffers from frustrating controls and random level generation that can lead to unwinnable situations, detracting from the overall experience.
- Many players find the game to be excessively rage-inducing, with some expressing feelings of despair and frustration after playing.
- music13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some praising its fitting and enjoyable composition, likening it to high-quality scores from renowned composers, while others find it repetitive and frustrating, especially after multiple failures. Overall, the music is described as simple yet effective, contributing positively to the game's atmosphere, though it can become grating over time. Reviewers generally rate the music highly, but express disappointment with the accompanying sound effects.
“The colors, music, and overall feel of the game make it feel like it should be easy, even though it's hard.”
“The music is fun and simple; the design is simple, but not too much so.”
“It fits perfectly to this game and is better than most of the AAA game music.”
“Whoever made the music genuinely needs a death sentence.”
“That dumb song is going to haunt my nightmares.”
“Dying and dying repeatedly as it still plays its soft, quiet elevator music gets to you.”