Wardens of the Amber Cage

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Wardens of the Amber cage is a cooperative action dungeon crawler designed for both VR and flat screen play. Become one of the heroic warmage's spirits who fed his soul to the mystical Amber...

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82%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

atmosphere1 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

The game is fun and has a lot of potential, especially for short play sessions.
It features multiplayer co-op support, allowing players to enjoy the game with friends.
The developer is responsive and has shown interest in improving the game, which is encouraging for future updates.

The game lacks content, with limited enemy variety and repetitive gameplay that can become monotonous quickly.
Graphics and overall presentation feel subpar, making it hard to justify its previous price point.
Despite its fun mechanics, the game feels simplistic and doesn't offer much depth or complexity.

gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
33%
33%
The gameplay is described as simple and enjoyable, with a consistent experience throughout. While players appreciate the current mechanics, there is a desire for weapon upgrades to enhance the overall experience. Overall, the game is recommended without hesitation.
- “The gameplay is simple yet enjoyable, and I'd love to see a few upgrades for the weapons, but so far I'd recommend this game without hesitation.”
- “The gameplay really doesn't change at all.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics have received criticism for being subpar, leaving some users unable to appreciate their quality.
- “I can't really tell since the graphics aren't all that good.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's cartoonish atmosphere contrasts with its challenging gameplay, requiring players to learn patterns and adapt under pressure. This combination creates an engaging environment that keeps players on their toes.
- “Don't be fooled by the cool cartoonish atmosphere; the game is challenging and always keeps you on your toes under pressure. It takes time to learn the patterns and mechanics.”