- April 12, 2023
- LiftyForever
Riddles And Sieges
65%Game Brain Score
graphics
gameplay, music
91% User Score 22 reviews
Platforms
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About:Riddles & Sieges is a medieval puzzle game where you use old siege weapons to solve puzzles. Each building works and attacks differently. For example catapult shoots over a tile. Trebuchet does the same, but has a delay before attacking. And ballista only attacks when being destroyed. The game features:- 55 handcrafted levels with each one being harder than the previous - A lot diff…
Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
- The game features a unique medieval theme with engaging puzzle mechanics that require strategic thinking rather than brute force.
- With 55 levels and a variety of siege weapons, the game offers a fun and satisfying experience as players destroy enemy castles and watch the chaos unfold.
- The presentation is charming, and the game has received updates that improved controls and added features like a puzzle skip option, making it more accessible.
- Some later levels can become overly complex and chaotic, leading to frustration for players.
- Controls are not fully customizable, which may hinder the experience for some players, especially those using different keyboard layouts.
- The initial lack of music and some minor technical issues at launch may detract from the overall experience.
- gameplay4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay features a unique medieval puzzle experience where players set up siege weapons to destroy castles across 55 unlockable levels, each introducing a new mechanic every five levels. The game also includes a secret level that is accessed through a different method, enhancing its replayability and variety.
“Medieval puzzle mechanics are unique, allowing you to set up your siege weapons to destroy the castle.”
“After an update, there are 55 levels to unlock one by one (and an unrelated secret level in a different way) in various environments with a new mechanic introduced every 5 levels.”
