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4 March

Rampage Knights update 1.7

New update is here!

Endless Dungeon

We added an Endless Dungeon game mode where you keep descending deeper and deeper into a neverending dungeon with challenges along the way.
The Endless Dungeon starts on a hard difficulty and increases difficulty after each boss battle a bit.
There is now a portal in the camp which you can use to enter a Shadow World or the Endless Dungeon. The Shadow World is not entered by talking to Tim anymore.
The Endless Dungeon is unlocked once you complete the campaign at least once.
In the Endless Dungeon passive items cannot stack (you can have only one instance of each passive item).
In the Endless Dungeon you can have only three familiars at once. You can have only one familiar of the same type.
Sword of the Underworld, Paladin's Belt, Amulet of Light and Magic Elven Leaf don't spawn in the Endless Dungeon.
Game tracks the maximum level reached in the Endless Dungeon which can be viewed in the statistics menu in the camp.
To make the endless mode more balanced, vitality is now capped at 200 and spell damage is capped at 50.
New achievement Rolf's Demise.

Gameplay changes and other new content

The game tracks how many times you have completed the Shadow World. Because the game didn't track this statistic before, it starts from 0 (sorry).
Added a new short level to the campaign following the dungeon level.
Dragon boss now has three variants - fire, poison and ice.
Demonic armor now regains 1 durability after each battle (not after each kill).
Player takes double damage from melee attacks of demons when having immunity to curses.
Projectiles (bees) spawned by Queen Bee item don't hit other player in co-op anymore.
Disabled snowing theme from holidays and reverted back to normal weather in the forest and the courtyard levels.
Locked faces in appearance menu in the camp show which challenges unlock them.
A chance for rooms with pits on insane difficulty is the same as for other difficulties, so there are less rooms with pits in a campaign in general.
Shadow World randomization does not save the players' look and class in their profile. When the Shadow World play is finished, the players are reset back to their original appearances.
Increased delay between consecutive attacks of Demonic Eye familiar.
Familiars don't shoot if there are no enemies in room.
Shuffle from the Wheel of Misfortune does not shuffle spellbooks, so spell damage is not lost.
Scroll of Black Magic gives spell damage +30 instead of +10.
Bean of Unnatural Growth gives +1 vitality in the endless mode (it still gives +2 in the normal campaign).
Freezing waves spawned by ice wizards (and thorn wave of the Slimehead boss) are stopped by pits and walls.
A new female hero: Fish Lady Warrior
New hats: Black Sombrero, Bowler, Toadstool Hat, Fez.
A New "Stay away!" emote.
Devil's Pact item graphics was changed so it cannot be mistaken for a scroll.
A new and stronger version of Ghoul for the second half of the campaign.
A new enemy Slasher with low health but massive damage.
Many pit rooms and spike rooms have been revised to make them less frustrating.
New types of explosive barrels: poison a ice barrels. This also affects the pyromancer curse.
Spitter totem can be jumped over but you get hit if you try to land on it.

Bug fixes and technical improvements

Freedom Giver should give patriotic clothing to all classes now.
Fixed a bug where waves spawned by ice wizards didn't spawn on ground tiles created by Scroll of Builder.
Fixed a bug where dying with appearance menu opened in the camp could make the player invulnerable.
Fixed pumpkin mob's chance to throw pumpkins being too high in situations when there are more than four pumpkins in a room.
Fixed bug where rolling spikeballs could fall into pits sometimes. That also caused strange sound behavior of the rolling sound.
Fixed a bug where upgrade from the Wheel of Misfortune was giving spell damage +10 instead of +5.
Fixed a bug where Medal of Light and Magic Elven Leaf didn't remove curses/diseases when picked up.
Fixed a bug where giants who slipped on banana peel could not be hit while wobbling.
Fixed a bug where frozen beholder disappears for a while when hit from uppercut attack.
When you connect to an online game where someone else has played before, you won't get the class of the previous player anymore. You get weapon, items and status effects from the character of the previous player, but your appearance and class will use your preferred setting from your profile. Note that this may result in some items being dropped. For example if you connect as a warlock to a character who had familiars, the familiars will be dropped since warlock cannot have familiars. The same can happen for armor with barbarian class and boots with pirate class.
Windows: The game is now high DPI aware so it can run natively in 4k resolutions. This fixes fullscreen not working properly on 4k monitors with custom scaling level other than 100%.

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The main features:

Frenetic action inspired by Golden Axe and Binding of Isaac

Singleplayer campaign or co-op for two players (online and local)

Randomly generated environments with rogue-like elements

Hero visually evolving with new abilities

Dozens of spells and weapons with game changing properties

Long term progress with new classes and features to unlock

Full controller support

Mighty foot included!

System Requirements

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OS: Windows XP/7/8
Processor: 1GHz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 2.1 compatible
Storage: 150 MB available space

Minimum:

OS: OS X 10.6.6 or later
Processor: 1GHz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 2.1 compatible
Storage: 150 MB available space

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Posted: 15 August

Cool Rogue-Lite Beat' em Up.
Less then 6$ from 2-pack is an excellent price for this game.
+ It has Endless Dungeon which is must have for Rogue-Lites unlike some other games.

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Posted: 14 August

The game is fun! But I have some things you need to fix. Make monsters stop spaming knive throwing. When you made insane mode, did you guys just run out of ideas on making it hard. Purposely putting curses and diseases on someone is making it harder, thats just unfair. Yea more enemies is fine, and making them do more damage is fine, but why in the ♥♥♥♥ing world did you put random curses or diseases on after finishing every level. You know how ♥♥♥♥ that is. And another thing. When playing multi-player, it's fun. The fact I can hit my teamates was a cool little thing i guess. But I hate it when they use a use item, and it hits me. Example, Lightning Orb, the Lightning Want thing, and couple other items. I also hate it, that when we are just playing and someone accidentaly hits you, and you fall off the edge. It's the most annoying thing in the world. Besides all that, the game is fune. At first I thought it was ♥♥♥♥ cause of the art style but when you play it it's fun. Would look better if the Females didn't look like men.

* Difficult but Fair Brawler with a New Experience Each Time *

Rampage Knights is a game I can recommend to most beat-em up fans. It is truly Nintendo Hard with only 2 lives in a single player mode to fight your way to the final boss, with extra lives being a mechanic available to a single class (which starts out with none in reserve) or pure luck.

Despite the scarce resources and brutally punishing difficulty, I felt 99% of my deaths were fair -- I could have prevented them by dodging some other way, positioning myself better, or using an item earlier. Even the small percentages of deaths that were almost beyond my control could have been within it if I had just done something a little differently.

The luck element still plays a factor, but not to the degree of Binding of Isaac where the RNG can make a run nigh impossible or incredibly easy. Despite the curses, diseases and odds, each class has the tools they need to win with just their base abilities -- afflictions only limit how many mistakes you can make, and there's always a way around them (although this is luck based).

In the standard game, the right gear can make you nigh invulnerable with even serious mistakes being easily recoverable in the next room. The standard game provides four difficulties, from Casual (which will allow you to see the ending eventually with perserverence) to Normal (NES hard) to Hard (NES Ninja Gaiden without the ability to continue hard) to Insane (even harder). Casual can be beaten in under 30 min if you know what your'e doing; and even Insane has a few items that will allow you to turn your disadvantages into overwhelming power.

For those looking for a bigger challenge, in the Endless Dungeon game you can't rely on luck -- just about every additional edge will be stripped from you eventually (although by that point if you're still alive your skills are so great that the only chance the game has to kill you is waiting for you to make that one, fatal mistake). You can plan for this eventualities but other than that, your tactics and reflexes are the only things you can count on.

I haven't even unlocked the Shadow World.

Despite my talking about how difficult the game is, I have to stress it is FAIR. There's nothing stopping you from using every dirty trick in the book against your opponents and you're encouraged to do so. Knock the giant off a cliff, endless combo your foes, use fallen enemies as projectiles, toss them into the abyss, throw everything at the room at everything else, abuse the hell out of your magic. The room will kindly drop your rewards in safe areas so you never have to worry about being unable to claim your power-up just because you tossed a guy into a pit or killed him so his body is lying on a trap.

The base combat itself is simple but entertaining. You have an almonst-invincible roll, a shield-destroying power-slash, a shield-destroying, staggering jumping attack, the ability to giant-swing fallen enemies to harm everyone around you, and the ability to throw most things at other things, which is a lot more useful then it sounds since throw enemies tend to knock each other down. You also have a higly damaging air-combo, best saved for isolated or well-grouped enemies.

To this, add slots for magic abilities you can find in various points of the game (not super-common but common enough than you will have the luxury of choice), very common projectile weapons (common enough that it's a good idea to always use them as appropriate; you will find more), a single-use scroll slot, and a potion slot.

Your equipment consists of melee weapon, armour (if available), belt, boots, and gloves, all of which confer various benefits to help keep you alive.

You also can have various familiars to assist your quest -- as many as you can find in the standard game, and up to three in Endless Dungeon. Some of these stack beautifully and can utterly destroy your foes, while others can accidentally kill you due to the area effect -- but their nature is readily apparent and you shouldn't need more than one experience to know what to pick up and when.

Finally, you have a wide variety of passive items that will increase your abilities -- to possible game-breaking extent in the Standard Game (but limited to 1 of each type in Endless Dungeon).

All these factors create a unique dungeon brawling experience, and best of all you're allowed to simply skip past all the enemies in the first two "floors" of the game -- so vetern players looking to get right to the meat can do so.

If you like brawling games but hate how repetitive they can be, then this is the game for you.

Posted: 11 August

GOTY 2016

Danny Trejo/10

Posted: 8 August

very fun

Posted: 7 August

Great rogue-lite brawler, similiar to enter gungeon and binding of isaac.

Posted: 6 August

HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR CO-OP.
Me and a buddy have played through this game multiple times already. It's made us laugh and its made us rage. Nothing better than accidentally knocking your partner into a pit or having one of you get ♥♥♥ potion. The game is updated pretty regularly with big patches and the developers are incredible. Even if you don't have someone to play with, the roguelike runs on this game can be good fun for solo play tryhards.
8/10

Posted: 5 August

i love u developer >3

Posted: 31 July

Fun hack and slash roguelike game. FUN. Love the comic style. Good sense of humor. Combat has some depth. There is a ton of variety as far as weapons, gear and levels. Would be a great arcade game. The game may seem difficult at first (e.g. only 2 lives) but as you start to learn it you start making much better progress. Interesting lock picking mechanic. Makes me laugh and yell at my own stupidity. I recommend using a controller/gamepad.

Posted: 30 July

Fun and challenging roguelike/beat 'em up game. It's very immediate to pick up, but requires time to master and to get acquainted with the lots of random equipment you can find. The co-op is fun too, though it's a bit chaotic. Longevity is also good, it takes quite some time to complete all the challenges, still I hope to see some update with new stuff and achievements in the future so that we can keep playing :)

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Stels|Capitalism, ho!

289 products in account

7 reviews

Posted: 20 July

Probably about time that I write this review.

3 different modes, 4 difficulty settings, 6 classes with unique perks and downsides.
Very high replayability, RNG on rooms and items, and co-op with a friend or stranger.
Even after doing 100% of the achievements, I occasionally come back to the game and play for a good amount of hours.
Not stunning graphic-wise, but it develops a certain charm to it. Gameplay is superb.

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Lawrence Caustic S.

155 products in account

10 reviews

Lot of monsters +
Lot of items +
Random generated levels +
Local coop +
Funny gameplay mechanics +
less than 10 buttons to play (this is the most important) =
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B L O R T !!!

DeadlyDan

860 products in account

37 reviews

Posted: 28 July

Awesome 'side scrolling beat em up'. Looks to have heaps of replayability.

WizardLizard

185 products in account

71 reviews

RAGE!

kapias

15 products in account

1 review

Одному игру пройти легко, но с другом куда сложней и веселей

LordYabo

518 products in account

15 reviews

Posted: 22 July

Fun with friends on the couch. Not so fun alone.

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Ezra, mightily leaking

300 products in account

Posted: 4 September, 2015

Yep, 50+ hours on an indie brawler and it's still awesome.

It's a tough, but very fair, game. Damage you take is all down to skill and awareness. Items have benefits with drawbacks to match. Hitting a Wheel of Misfortune that gives both players Mighty Foot is a thing that happens, and it's a glorious time where you combine hysterical laughter with screams of terror until it kills you (or wins you the run).

Pick a friend, any friend. Buy the 2-pack or drag them in front of your computer. Use voice chat if you're online. Enjoy the hilarity of knocking each other into pits, spikes, fire, and giants. Get that cathartic relief when you finally manage to kill the final boss on Hard, then somehow beat everything in one shot on Insane.

It's worth every penny.

544 products in account

Posted: 10 September, 2015

This game is a dungeon crawling brawler with roguelike elements such as permanent death and random generation. And I have to say, it's really damn good.

Random generation is pretty well done. I've been playing for 40 hours now and I still see new rooms often, and new items every now and then.

Controls are pretty good and responsive and the game plays great even on keyboard.

Combat is very enjoyable. You can slash with basic attacks, you can uppercut the enemy which will have you beat him up in the air and then smash him onto the ground. You can also grab an enemy and spin him around (dealing damage to nearby enemies ) and then throw him into a wall, another enemy or even into a pit which will instantly kill him. It's a pretty good move for crowd control. You can also charge into enemies and use dodge-roll to avoid their attacks.

You can also use magic if you pick up certain items.

There's a pretty decent amount of items in the game as well. Different weapons, boots, armors, belts and all kinds of accessories.

Weapons will not only have different damage but a lot of them have different attributes to them. So the game isn't just about finding the weapon with highest stats, you'll have some hard choices to make. Will you for example keep the weapon that deals extra damage when fighting multiple enemies at the same time or will you pick one that occasionally freezes enemies while hitting them?
Also some weapons have shorter range while others longer. You'll also have to take that into account.

There are a lot of breakable objects in the game. Destroying them can drop gold or food, even potions if you're lucky.

There's a decent amount of special rooms in the game. Some are different kinds of shops, some are vaults with lots of chests, then there are several mini-game rooms such as wheel of fortune and playing cards with the devil.

You can also customize your character in the camp before starting a run by picking different head and hats. Some heads change your body as well so you can for example be troll, ogre, demon or cyborg. Some of those have to be unlocked though.

Overall the game is really fun and quite hard. Singleplayer is great and I'm sure multiplayer is even more fun. There are 4 difficulties so if you want more challenge than normal has to offer you can play on hard and if you're a masochist you can try insane.

Definitely a game I would recommend to anyone who likes brawlers and games with roguelike elements.

Blue2Dark

33 products in account

2 reviews

Posted: 20 September, 2015

Rampage Knights is best Beat'em up (Brawlers) in 2015. If you're fan Beat' em up/Hack n Slash (such as Final Fight, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage ) you'll probably love this game.

I've been playing over 27 hours and I still see new rooms often, and new items every now and, still don't get bored and then.

+ It's F%CKIN HARD!!
+ It's very skill based
+ It's very addicted
+ Easy to learn, but very hard to master
+ AI is very tough
+ Characters looks funny
+ Interesting Class & Races
+ Great Soundtrack
+ Nice Artwork
+ Very Well Balanced ( Difficulty Settings )
+ Excellent Level Design
+ High Replayability
+ Tons of items & unlocks
+ K/M & controls options are great and responsive." ( Can Costumize Yourself )
+ Weapons & stuff are very cool
+ Random generation system is perfect
+ Single-player is cool, but Co-op is more fun

- Final Boss Sucks Balls
- Lacks Matchmaking/Local Co-op

FINAL SCORE : 9/10 AWESOME, Must Own !!!