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Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Viral Studios and was released on October 7, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse is a challenging hack ‘n’ slash roguelite game, featuring eldritch creatures, fast-paced melee combat, and powerful abilities. Become part of a secret organization that investigates the paranormal and fights for the survival of humanity. Prepare to discover the truth! Hand-drawn comic panels are seamlessly integrated into the gameplay to fully immerse you i…

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82%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

gameplay7 positive mentions

grinding4 negative mentions

The game features fluid and superior combat mechanics that are both enjoyable and challenging.
The unique comic-style visuals and art direction create a captivating atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
The game offers a solid meta-progression system that allows players to feel a sense of growth and improvement over time.

There are several game-breaking bugs and issues that can disrupt gameplay, including an auto-kill bug in the second mission.
The voice acting is inconsistent, with some characters lacking proper voiceovers, which detracts from the storytelling experience.
The endgame content feels repetitive, lacking boss variation and interesting events, leading to a grind that may not be satisfying for all players.

gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its fluid combat mechanics and engaging progression system, reminiscent of roguelikes like Hades, offering a mix of tactical depth and addictive loops. While many enjoy the dynamic and comic-inspired style, some players find the grind for upgrades tedious and the gameplay occasionally janky. Overall, it delivers a challenging experience with a satisfying sense of power progression, though opinions on its pacing and engagement vary.
- “This game offers an exceptional experience with its fluid and superior combat mechanics.”
- “Fun and dynamic gameplay with smooth progression.”
- “The combat mechanics are intuitive yet demand tactical thinking and require much more than mere button-mashing.”
- “Anyways, grind meta for centuries to beat an extremely easy mini boss with a mechanic meant to keep you playing.”
- “The combat mechanics are very fluid except for some active skills which slow you down dramatically while casting/aiming.”
- “For me this is redacted with better gameplay.”
story
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The game's story is presented through unique comic-style visuals and engaging narrative elements, though it has been criticized for becoming a grind after initial excitement. While some players appreciate the intriguing mysteries and the initial voice-acted introduction, others find the overall storytelling lacking depth and coherence, particularly after the first mission. Despite these mixed feelings, the combination of fun combat and visual storytelling keeps players invested.
- “The game shines with its unique comic-style visuals, gripping story, fast-paced and challenging combat system, and a well-designed reward loop.”
- “The story and worldbuilding are not revolutionary but there are enough mysteries to keep you hooked from beginning to end.”
- “On the other hand, the combat system feels so good, it's fluid and dynamic, and it seems to give you a lot of possibilities. Finally, I have to say that I really like how the story is told by comic panels.”
- “I beat it in about 8 hours, with the story seemingly not finished yet.”
- “What at first appears to be a skill-based and fun hack and slash game with a promising story quickly turns into a meta progression grind with zero interesting events.”
- “After you get an achievement for finishing his story, the game then proceeds to not have any voice acting whatsoever as it casually explains to you that you are now, in fact, a clone.”
graphics
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The game's graphics are highly praised for their unique comic-style visuals, which are described as beautiful and reminiscent of other standout titles like Darkest Dungeon. Reviewers appreciate the artistic creativity and the immersive quality of the visuals, likening the experience to reading a comic book.
- “The game shines with its unique comic-style visuals, gripping story, fast-paced and challenging combat system, and a well-designed reward loop.”
- “The art style is really top notch; the comic-like style is unique and reminds me a bit of Darkest Dungeon, which is also a game in a league of its own, so being comparable to that is no small feat.”
- “The visuals are awesome: it's like reading a comic book!”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews indicate that grinding in the game can be a rewarding experience, allowing players to unlock unique upgrades and enhance their characters significantly. While some players find grinding necessary to overcome challenges, others feel that the gameplay lacks engagement without it. Overall, the game offers a solid meta-progression system that makes grinding a viable and impactful strategy.
- “Slow burn in video games requires engaging gameplay, and this game, well, it doesn't have it for me due to being completely jank without grinding for hours.”
- “It combines really crisp combat mechanics, gameplay loop, and a solid meta-progression which makes the normal pace of the game feel challenging while ensuring that, if stuck, farming meta-currency for permanent upgrades is a totally viable strategy that will make your characters strong enough to surpass whatever wall you encountered, not like some other roguelikes where you spend the meta currency from a 2-hour run for a 5% fire damage increase; here you will feel significantly more powerful for fully completing a node.”
- “You can, of course, get more dash charged by grinding the meta.”
replayability
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Many users express frustration with the game's replayability, noting that some elements feel more like handicaps than genuine incentives to replay, detracting from the overall experience.
- “The worst of them handicap the player and call it replay value.”
- “Once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to go back and play it again.”
- “The lack of meaningful choices makes replaying the game feel pointless.”

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Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse is a action adventure game.

Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, Steam Deck, Windows and others.

Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse was released on October 7, 2025.

Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse was developed by Viral Studios.

Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.

Lethal Honor - Order of the Apocalypse is a single player game.

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