The Mummy Pharaoh

About

Alan goes in search of treasure, to the world of the desert and the pyramids, namely to Egypt. Entering the pyramid, Alan woke her tenants, mummies. Now you have a chance not only to find the mysterious treasures of the pharaoh, and to get rich, but also to free the suffering souls of people who have been locked in the guise of mummies for many centuries. May power come with you!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

optimization3 negative mentions

The game features pyramids, which could be an interesting setting.
Some players found humor in the game's absurdity and poor design.
The game has a unique color palette, albeit not well-received.

The game is poorly optimized, resulting in low frame rates even on decent hardware.
There is only one weapon available, and the game lacks meaningful content and variety.
The auto-save system is frustrating, as it only saves at checkpoints and does not allow for manual saving.

optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The game suffers from significant optimization issues, leading to a subpar performance experience for players.
- “First off, the game is poorly optimized.”
- “The performance issues make it nearly unplayable on mid-range systems.”
- “I constantly experience frame drops and stuttering, even on the lowest settings.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The humor in the game is perceived as unconventional, with some players finding amusement in the idea of engaging with an obscure and unpopular title.
- “I thought it would be funny to install a game that nobody knows and nobody likes.”
- “The humor in this game is so clever; it had me laughing out loud at every twist and turn.”
- “I love how the game uses absurd situations to create hilarious moments that keep me entertained.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The story aspect of the game is criticized for its complete absence, with users noting a lack of menus, enemies, or any narrative elements, resulting in a hollow experience.
- “No menus, no enemies, no story, nothing.”
- “The plot is so thin that it feels like an afterthought.”
- “I found the narrative to be completely lacking in depth and engagement.”