
MicroCrawl is a bite sized point and click adventure game presented from a 2D first person perspective that brings memories of 80s home computer dungeon crawlers. Navigate your way through a dark fantasy world that includes three distinct adventures, and prepare to uncover the secrets around you.
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Microcrawl is a bite sized point and click 2D adventure text hybrid presented from the first person in which you'll have to navigate your way through a dark fantasy anthology set in the same dark fantasy world.
A love letter to retro adventure games packed into a compact experience. No pixel hunting and no moon logic.
Capturing the feeling of the Commodore 64, in an accessible package
As you try to find your way home learn the story of the others who became trapped before you.
We're proud to be able to have finished two entire new campaigns that are included for free. In 'Dead City' you will have to put the catacombs to rest by solving more difficult puzzles than are in the main adventure. In 'The Prison' discover the lore of the world around you while you try to escape.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
A fun, short little game. The music and simplistic graphics are appealing. That being said I would love to see an expansion on it as the story felt incomplete.
Fantastic little micro game, the aesthetics and the music are very pleasant and evoke a retro dungeon crawler on an old monitor. Definitely a fun little romp I can recommend if the screenshots look appealing to you. I hope the dev adds more adventures in the future as well.
quick and fun little game. i had fun playing this while waiting in queues for match making in other games. Its short but some nice effort went into making this little micro game and i enjoyed my time playing. Simple and relaxing.
Tiny and strange. I'm curious to see what the dev does in the future.
A very atmospheric retro adventure game. It feels like playing an adventure game on your Atari 400 with your head glued to the TV tube. It's not so difficult to play the more difficult is to find the places to click sometimes, and sometimes the up arrow doesn't appear but you can still go in the frontal direction. It's very short, about 35 minutes, but unlike a game I reviewed previously it's a dense 35 minutes and the atmosphere is immersive and impressive. It's worth maybe one dollar, or one and a half. My only problem is that in the last adventure You have to guess where to click, and click everywhere on the screen until something happens. I don't know if it's designed like that or if it's a display bug, but it's not fun. [h1](follow my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33882793/]GenXPlayers[/url] for more retro and indie reviews)[/h1]
Wowee! How do I describe this "game"? It's an abstract point and click horror dream! Yea, that's how. In 12 minutes I finished 1 story of 2. All you do is click the sword on the screen, which points in a direction. You have no clue where you're going and may end up dying immediately. Afterwards, you try again and select a different option. Cut-scenes can't be skipped and can be a bit of a bore to watch the same thing again, and again as you try and guess the correct path. Sometimes you need to click a word on screen, like "OPEN", or answer a question to proceed. By luck, you too may reach the end! I'm only recommending it because it's such an oddity and don't think you've ever played anything like it. Only 59 cents on sale.
Although a short game, Microcrawl is a very creepy and unsettling game i really enjoyed! It has different ways to go and different options to choose usually either leading you to your death or the right way. The art style reminds me of old box TVs that would usually have an Atari console attached 10/10 spoopy
fire game support bro he making another banger soon
Very atmospheric mood piece, though extremely light on the gameplay side. The story and lore looks intriguing, so I would love to re-visit this world in the next games or possible updates/DLCs.
I bought this for 50 cents, and I'm the fool. It's like a "taking the piss," play it on a calculator choose your own adventure, but it never gets interesting, or particularly snarky with it's lack of effort. It just feels like it has a lack of effort. I can't even recommend it for free, tbh. Sorry ZPJ- I hope you keep improving and expanding, but this feels like you flapping your bits.
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