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Nevermore: The Chamber Door

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77%Game Brain Score
gameplay, replayability
graphics, story
79% User Score Based on 48 reviews

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Nevermore: The Chamber Door is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Burning Bright and was released on June 14, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Nevermore: The Chamber Door" is a game that introduces players to the NEVERMORE universe, where a door opens to a world of nightmarish creatures. The player, faced with something beyond reason, must enter the door and engage in fluid combat using situations that reward aggressiveness and agility. Combat is based on a ranking system that values a variety of blows, making the player's versatility their greatest weapon.

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79%
Audience ScoreBased on 48 reviews
gameplay5 positive mentions
story4 negative mentions

  • The combat mechanics are fun and engaging, with a variety of moves and a satisfying gameplay loop.
  • The game has a unique aesthetic and solid sound design, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere.
  • Despite being short, the game has potential for replayability and could improve with future updates.
  • The game is very short, with many players completing it in under two hours, leading to a lack of content.
  • There are frustrating bugs, such as upgrades glitching out when quitting, and a lack of meaningful progression.
  • The game feels incomplete and lacks a compelling story or depth, making it feel shallow and lifeless.
  • gameplay
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is praised for its interesting core mechanics and enjoyable combat system, featuring a variety of moves that enhance the experience. However, some players noted issues with glitches related to upgrades and expressed a desire for more content, as the game can be completed quickly. Overall, it is considered fun and challenging, complemented by appealing art style.

    • “This game has some really interesting core gameplay mechanics.”
    • “The mechanics of your fighting abilities feel great, and there are a wide array of moves.”
    • “Fun and challenging game with a nice art style, and I really liked the combat mechanics.”
    • “If the dev drops some updates to fix the glitch with your upgrades, and maybe add a little bit more gameplay, it could easily get into the higher tier.”
  • graphics
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's graphics feature a unique art style that some players find appealing, though it may not fully capture the intended "dark" aesthetic. While the scenery and enemy designs are enjoyable, they leave some players wanting more depth, especially given the Edgar Allan Poe inspiration. Overall, the visuals are considered neat but not groundbreaking.

    • “Fun and challenging game with a nice art style and I really liked the combat mechanics.”
    • “This definitely isn't the best game of all time, not by a longshot, but it's a neat aesthetic, the sound design is mint, and the core is dope.”
    • “The art style, scenery, and enemies just didn't do 'dark' for me.”
    • “I do think the title left me wanting a bit more in the way of plot since it's Edgar Allan Poe inspired, but the only Edgar Allan Poe thing is the crow aesthetic it seems like to me.”
  • story
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is criticized for its lack of a coherent story, leaving players feeling disconnected from the hub area and characters. Despite its Edgar Allan Poe inspiration, the narrative elements are minimal, with no introduction or engaging plot, making the experience feel lifeless and unfulfilling. Overall, players express disappointment in the absence of meaningful storytelling, especially given the game's title.

    • “I do think the title left me wanting a bit more in the way of plot since it's Edgar Allan Poe inspired, but the only Edgar Allan Poe element is the crow aesthetic, it seems like to me.”
    • “It has no story to speak of, so the hub area and characters seem very lifeless.”
    • “Also, for a game called 'The Chamber Door', it lacks any 'chamber door' to open; you just simply walk through levels. The game almost has no story either; I didn't notice the 'story' or it really has none.”
    • “The game just drops you in once you start it; there is no intro at all. There is a tutorial, and after that, that's it. You just start playing; there is no intro to the game and its story.”
  • music
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews indicate that the music volume in the game is a notable aspect, though specific opinions on its levels or quality are not provided. Overall, it seems to play a significant role in the gaming experience, but further details on its effectiveness or impact are lacking.

  • replayability
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Despite its small size and relatively easy completion, players find the game's replayability enjoyable and engaging, suggesting that with additional content and updates, it has the potential for a brighter future.

    • “Even though the game is small and quite easy to finish, I find the replayability to be fun and engaging. The game has a good future; it just needs more content and updates.”
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Nevermore: The Chamber Door is a role playing game.

Nevermore: The Chamber Door is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 1 hours playing Nevermore: The Chamber Door.

Nevermore: The Chamber Door was released on June 14, 2022.

Nevermore: The Chamber Door was developed by Burning Bright.

Nevermore: The Chamber Door has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.

Nevermore: The Chamber Door is a single player game.

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