Hellbrella

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Hellbrella is a single player casual platformer game. It was developed by Icy Mountain Studios and was released on September 18, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

This is a fast-paced action roguelike where you are a Cat in a Raincoat fighting hordes of demons using an umbrella to survive!

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Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

music1 positive mentions

Hellbrella offers a unique and whimsical premise, combining fast-paced aerial combat with a variety of build options that encourage experimentation.
The game's pixel art is vibrant and expressive, enhancing the overall experience while maintaining clarity amidst chaotic action.
Players appreciate the rewarding gameplay loop that balances immediate challenges with long-term progression, making each run feel engaging and satisfying.

Some players find the content pool to be somewhat limited, leading to repetitive gameplay and a lack of novelty over extended sessions.
The mechanics can feel unbalanced, with certain umbrellas being significantly more effective than others, which may frustrate players seeking variety.
There are concerns about the game's accessibility and the need for additional options, as some players struggle with controls and find certain mechanics unplayable.

gameplay
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The gameplay of the game is characterized by its stylish and dynamic mechanics, featuring a raincoat-wearing cat navigating procedurally generated stages filled with enemies and hazards. While the core loop offers intense and engaging runs that reward persistence and skill mastery, some players find the content limited and the combat mechanics lacking depth, leading to a sense of repetition after initial attempts. Overall, the game excels in movement and creativity but may not satisfy those seeking a more structured or narrative-driven experience.
- “Casting the player as a raincoat-wearing cat wielding an umbrella while diving through the depths of hell, the game immediately signals that it values style, momentum, and personality just as much as mechanical challenge.”
- “The core gameplay loop revolves around short, intense runs through procedurally generated stages packed with enemies, hazards, and upgrade opportunities.”
- “Its whimsical premise never overshadows its mechanical depth, and its focus on movement, momentum, and build creativity makes it stand out in a crowded genre.”
- “The gameplay felt very repetitive and dull after the first 3 attempts.”
- “The actual combat felt unfinished, which surprised me a bit, almost like they forgot to add in another mechanic to it.”
- “While the core mechanics are strong, some players may find the overall content pool slightly lean, especially after extended play.”
graphics
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The game's graphics feature a vibrant art style reminiscent of "Neon Abyss," which some players find appealing. However, despite the positive aesthetic, the overall impression leads to a lack of strong recommendation compared to similar titles.
- “I do like the art style, but all in all, I wouldn't recommend this one.”
music
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Users appreciate the music in the game, noting that it complements the experience effectively and enhances the overall enjoyment.
- “The skins are nice and the music just hits right.”