- May 17, 2017
- Electrocosmos
- 6h median play time
Runic Rampage
Platforms
About
In Runic Rampage, play as the last champion of the dwarves, Grimbard, on a quest to reassemble the missing rune stone fragments and uncover the truth about your kingdom's downfall. Brutally combat hordes of enemies in intense melee combat with satisfying fatal combos and powerful spells. Prepare for a fast-paced, narrative-driven dungeon brawling experience in a world of thick atmosphere with challenging bosses.











- The game offers a fun and addictive hack-and-slash experience with simple controls and enjoyable gameplay.
- Graphics and soundtrack evoke nostalgic vibes reminiscent of classic games like Warcraft 3, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
- The upgrade system and loot mechanics provide a rewarding sense of progression, making it engaging for players who enjoy character development.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and grindy, requiring players to replay levels multiple times to progress.
- Combat mechanics can feel imprecise, with issues like auto-targeting prioritizing objects over enemies, leading to frustrating moments.
- The game lacks depth in terms of story and character development, making it feel simplistic and linear.
story
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally described as simple and linear, with some players appreciating its straightforwardness while others find it lacking in depth and engagement. It features a basic narrative structure divided into chapters, complemented by cutscenes and hand-drawn art, but many reviewers note that it doesn't offer a compelling or immersive experience. Overall, while the story is present and serves its purpose, it is often seen as a secondary aspect to the gameplay, with room for more complexity and depth.
“Divided into 4 chapters of an interesting story, simple and fluid mechanics make this an addictive and ideal game to introduce someone to the hack and slash genre.”
“The story is also nicely told in a series of fantastic hand-drawn vignettes, and the accompanying soundtrack is fantastic.”
“The story is simple but nice, and as I said, if you want some glimpse of the story, the world is thrown into chaos by the runic stone that protected the dwarves' kingdom, and you, Grimbard, a dwarf, are the last of your species that can solve this mystery and bring back peace to the world.”
“The story is not too in-depth but is present and decent.”
“This game purposefully disregards some of the typical RPG hallmarks, such as story narratives, complex item stats, and deep skill trees.”
“You can finish the game quicker if you choose shards for loot every time because story progression is linked to shard numbers.”