You Died but a Necromancer revived you

[h1]Disclaimer : I'm good friend with one of the developers. And I made the french and portuguese translation for free because I wanted to support him and I love the game.[/h1] [b]You Died but a Necromancer Revived You[/b], is a small but brilliant indie game with lots of heart. Basically it’s about using only “up, down, left, right” to get trough spiraling pathways full of devious traps. You will die a lot, but will be back instantly on your feet (thanks Mr. Necromancer). The levels are randomly generated but it’s really well balanced and it’s uncommon for them to feel unfair. Sure sometimes you get some nasty trap combos but I think I never saw an impossible obstacle. 99% of the times you can blame only yourself. And gosh darn does it feel good when you finally overcome ! It has that addictive nature some games like [b]Super Hexxagon[/b] possess (Strange comparison I know) I keep dying and keep telling myself I was so foolish, this time I’m doing it! And proceed to die ...

You Died but a Necromancer revived you. And again. And again.. And again... Difficult yet not frustating, the perfect game to play to challenge yourself without feeling like giving up everytime. In this game you will be given a simple gameplay with hard levels in cute yet epic designs. A game worth its price for amateur of challenging games which like to punish you everytime you stumble but gives you the best feeling of pride ever once you beat it.

You died but a Necromancer revived you! The title, by itself, already tells you what to expect (I also love that silly title!). The game is fast-paced, it's all about being attentive and having good reflexes to avoid traps and climb up floors to slap that Necromancer across the face. The game is simultaneously simple and challenging. I am not usually too fond of games where if your little toe manages to touch an anything bad you start the level again, but this game felt different and hooked me. The game's style is really charming and makes me want to keep trying again and again so I can see what comes next! I really recommend playing this game, especially with friends and try the main mode, as it becomes really challenging at times to avoid accidentally killing each others, you must cooperate and syncronize your steps at times. It feels the most rewarding to work together and cheer when the last surviving element of the team manages to make it to the stairs! - that really adds to the ...

Very fun and addictive, with a unique style and a nice ost to go with it

yeah sorry as much as i can see that the people who made this game really gave it their all i have to say every fucking approach to game design taken here was for the worst its incredibly short but its padded out by its teetering difficulty to a tremendous degree so much so even on my first time i still beat it under 30 minutes, using difficulty to make a game arbitrarily longer is just lame, doesn't help that this tactic is taken even further by making it randomized which just makes it so youre guaranteed not to ever really get a complete feel for the gameplay, so there's just this static cap for getting better at things, it takes a warioware approach of having to scan everything quick enough while being under a time limit for every level but it just puts a bandage on a fundamentally flawed choice of game design to make it feel harder than it is also i've died more times to just falling off the fucking map from holding the button for half a second more than needed to than anything els...

pretty good

Love the game, love the soundtrack, LOVE IT!!

You Died But A Necromancer Revived You is a game that is charming but hard. The rules are simple: Don't die Get to the top. I love it.

Obnoxious trial and error simulator with some luck based survival thrown in. Costs ten dollars and the main mode can be finished in about an hour. Almost every room is just a spiral. That must of saved a lot of development time, having almost every room just be a spiral. But it's a spiral surrounded by spikes, and the game generates platforms in tiles yet the player has free movement. So because the path to the exit is entirely a linear spiral players have no need for free movement since they will only be moving in a linear path. So all the free movement does is allow the player to randomly become misaligned from the tile grid, and clip into a hazard. They can also use this misalignment to just barely avoid some hazards, but doing such micro movements in a time based confined space is not even remotely viable on average. The game is randomly generated so random it will generate very dense sets of obstacles which require a much tighter timing to run through; yet the player is still pu...

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