- April 2, 2020
- BT Studios
The Curse of Zigoris
32%Game Brain Score
gameplay, music
grinding
45% User Score 22 reviews
Platforms
PCAndroidWindowsMobile PlatformPhoneTablet
About
The Curse Of Zigoris is an action adventure pixel art platformer game with a story about a girl who tries to lift the curse from its village.











Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
grinding10 negative mentions
- The game features nice pixel art and a great soundtrack, enhancing the overall experience.
- Players can level up their character as they progress, adding a sense of growth and strategy.
- The gameplay can be enjoyable for fans of platformers, with a cute aesthetic and engaging challenges.
- The controls are unresponsive and poorly mapped, making gameplay frustrating and difficult.
- There is excessive grinding required to progress, leading to repetitive and tedious gameplay.
- Achievements may not unlock properly, and the game lacks proper controller support, further detracting from the experience.
- gameplay16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
Gameplay reviews are mixed, with some players praising the smooth controls and simple UI, while others criticize the poor gamepad button mapping and overall mechanics, which can hinder the experience. The game requires a learning curve and skill development, making it less suitable for younger audiences. Overall, the gameplay experience varies significantly based on individual preferences and adaptability.
“Overview: The game requires getting used to the specific gameplay and evolving skills to pass it; it's not fit for kids due to its complexity.”
“I enjoy the smooth gameplay, responsive controls, and the simple UI.”
“This game has very bad gamepad button binding, and you cannot map them, so your gameplay is seriously affected.”
“It's as if someone threw a bomb into the mechanics.”
“This game has very bad gamepad button binding and you cannot map them, so your gameplay is seriously affected.”
“Overview: the game requires getting used to the specific gameplay and evolving skills to pass it; not fit for kids due to its complexity.”