Krampus Quest

First of all, this game need controller / gamepad support ASAP. Other that that, I have next to no complaints. Krampus Quest is fair, controls well, and an excellent throwback to some of the best SNES / PS1 era platformers. C- without controller A- with controller

Controls are absolutely atrocious. The game is buggy and doesn't always respond in the way you'd expect it to (e.g. hook jumps feel awkward and wrong). Projectiles, hooks, jumping and just about everything else is sluggish. Restarting the level (or game?) after running out of lives isn't great when at least half of it comes from issues with controls, unavoidable damage, or bugs. It's largely fine on paper, but the issues in execution hold it back significantly. Could be a great short game if these issues were resolved. Octodad metroidvanias aren't fun.

I purchased this on a whim to do a Christmas gaming video on it, but was pleasantly surprised to find a competent Castlevania clone that played well. The only real detriment to this game is the lack of controller support and some other minor issues. But otherwise, anyone looking for a game with a classic Castlevania sensibility with a generous portion of upgradeable abilities should be satisfied with this. For the developers, if you guys will add in controller support, autosaving and go back and fix a few typos, then this will be the perfect holiday title. Cheers!

Pass until issues are fixed. The game is obviously close to castlevania. The experience I had when playing the game was...ok. It wasn't a great experience even with the issues I'll talk about but it wasn't a horrible one either. In fairness I've only played about 15 minutes so I couldn't get deep enough into the game to say how good it could be. The biggest issues I encountered have to do with the really slow combat. Pressing the button to throw the whip takes a second for the game to respond. Another issue is how slowly the enemies react when getting hit. It feels like those issues go hand in hand but it gets so difficult to play through that I decided to stop playing and uninstall it. I would come back to it if those issues are fixed and give it another try.

i like it but i think the controls should be better, other than that the game is great

svin roligt spel, nostalgin är ett faktum, barndomens 8-bits action är tillbaka =)

I have to ajust my review to a recommendation because the developer updated the game. It now has a basic save feature (although you still start from the beginning of the map after loading a save -not at the merchants tent where you saved the game - but you keep money and equipment). And hitboxes seem to work fine now! Nonetheless it is (at least for me) a very difficullt game. Old school jump and run. If you like to be challenged then I recommend this game. Until now I was not able to leave the first sector, got stomped in the second boss fight. But with some training I will beat that boss, too. I really like the graphics and the music so I am looking forward to christmas time when I will play it again.

Never expected to see Krampus first come to life as a game through a retro-style platformer but boy is it good! As the Krampus hyoe accumulated days before release, I was really excited to try out a Krampus game. I have to say that im really impressed with what I've played so far, it would fit perfectly onto an old NES cartridge. Only downside is that I wished the mood was darker, seeing as we're Krampus and we kinda consume souls to upgrade our arsenal, I figured i'd be hearing some more castlevania type music rather than your average chip tunes. All in all, Krampus Quest is an excellent entry into the forbidden territories of Krampus genre games. Great job Frozen Rose!

this game is SLOW STEADILY PUMPING INTO a vague smack in MY EFFING FACE VABBLED INTO A DROWNING GLASS OF CRAP

玩了一会，甚至不知道如何将武器挂上钩子来实现跳跃