
Devil's Dare is bloody a smash up parody of everything from the 90s, pitting the manliest video game heroes against the badest monsters from your favorite horror movies. It's the final result of what would happen if everyone from that decade came together to create a baby, a baby that just so happens to grow up to be a beat'em up.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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My keyboard never felt this raped in its lifetime 5/7 perfect gameplay
this game is hard AS FUUOOCK! and they took out infinate combos
Good game with a bit of challenge, an homage to old school beat them up like the TMNT arcade games and double dragon Very recommended with friends, has nice challenge to it as well as variety in gameplay
Playing as the Ninja Turtle is kind of pointless. The Magitek Armor is my favourite.
There are no redeeming features for this game, it didn't even work on Windows 10 without a whole lot of messing around with setting it to ignore fullscreen optimisations and putting it into Windows 7 compatibility mode. Then in the game an absolutely bizarre default control scheme (X as the confirm button??!?), no resolution options and fixed in a 4:3 aspect ratio. After sorting what I could out, picking characters and getting started, this badly-rip-off-golden-axe-em-up turned out to have one of the worst control systems I've encountered since the lag of the Stadia launch. No. No. No. Burn it with fire. I give this one 1 it's shortly going to be uninstalled out of 10.
스레기
Devil's Dare is a fun game in my opinion. It's a rogue-like that plays very similar to Scott Pilgram vs the World. At it's core, it is a beat-em up with four paths, yeilding sixteen levels plus the boss battles. I didn't find the game unfair, but it is challenging. After 8-hours, I had beaten the game a handful of times and seen both the good and bad ending. However, I last played this game back in 2015. Since then, Secret Base re-released this game as Streets of Red: Devils Dare Deluxe in 2019. Pick up that version of the game.
好玩
对新手极其不友好,简单难度都嫌难,而且还不解所成就和统计数据。但简单难度玩懂了后,再玩普通解锁成就和数据就方便了。 总的来说对于单人游戏偏难,但如果能线上联机的话,那可能就容易多了。最后关卡需要6666块钱来解锁,如果要打隐藏的最后关卡,必须慎吃俭用。而且BOSSS很变态~ 只能本地分屏,可恶!
This is a 2D retro pixel multiplayer arcade brawler/beat'em'up where you bash up a bunch of brown enemies with a traditional horror theme. The art style is inexplicably all grey and brown. Arcade games were always more colourful than that, so it's unclear what the point of making the already bad pixel "art" look even worse was. The control mappings are completely terrible, making it unclear if the developers ever saw a PC before. The art style here is just a fail. Retro pixel graphics are not an acceptable copout when developers lack the talent or budget to arrange contemporary PC graphics.
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