- January 3, 2024
- Joe Renwick
Skeleton Rebellion
47%Game Brain Score
humor
graphics, gameplay
80% User Score 10 reviews
Platforms
About
Ascend the nine levels of the mages' tower in your quest to overthrow the nine tyrannical archmages and create a better society for your fellow undead (and everyone else). Recruit a small group of three revolutionaries and equip them with different combinations of magical items to cast some of the 62 unique spells back at the mages who cast them. Disturb the productive working environmen…









Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
humor2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game features a unique visual style and creative design choices that make it memorable and intriguing.
- The captivating premise and execution provide depth and complexity, allowing players to explore unexpected mechanics.
- Players experience a dynamic journey with the ability to grow and shrink their party, enhancing the sense of progression and adventure.
- The skeleton character's interaction feels buggy, as it consistently looks away when clicked, which detracts from engagement.
- A lack of a tutorial makes it challenging for new players to grasp gameplay mechanics, leading to a steep learning curve.
- The sound options are limited, with coarse volume increments and a need for more diverse background music tracks.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game is praised for its unique and distinctive visual style, which sets it apart from others. However, some reviewers suggest that enhancing the color and visual flair in combat sequences could improve engagement and overall appeal. Overall, the graphics feature a variety of art styles that contribute to its cool aesthetic.
“Cool game with multiple art styles.”
“Adding more color and visual flair to combat sequences would make battles more engaging and visually appealing.”
“The game stands out with its distinctive visual style and aesthetics.”
“The game stands out with its distinctive visual style and aesthetics.”