Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege

Pretty great nostalgic dark adventure - go play it!

A great throwback to the old Castlevania's. A bit on the easy side on Normal (took me less than 3hrs to beat) but playing on Classic is a great challenge. The music is good, the pixel art does the job, the gameplay simple, I love it.

Awesome Game. Fun writing. The pixel art and the music are amazing. Just takes a bit of getting used to.

DSP mentioned

Muy buen juego una oda a la era de clasicos como castlevania. Las graficas muy detalladas (fijense que sucede cuando te ahogas, es un detalle genial la señalque te hace con la mano). La musica de lo.mejor altamente recomendable. Buen control buen nivel de dificultad. No muy largo ,alta rejugabilidad.

Great old school feel~

I haven't played it to much yet but what I have played it is a very polished NES era Castlevania type game. It is a little difficult but that is the point. I runs great on steam deck. At the end of the day It is just as good as Concord.

Really enjoying the game. Mad castlevania vibes, one of my favourite childhood games!

This was a great game! If you enjoy old-school Castlevania you should play this for sure! Cool art, great music, fun level design!

If you're a fan of the NES Castlevania games or retro games in general, you'll find a lot to love here. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think it was 1989 and I was back playing my childhood NES. It’s very obvious this is exactly what the developer was going for, and they absolutely nailed it. Just like the NES games of the past, Saint Slayer can be challenging, but it always feels fair. And fear not, they’ve included a very generous password system, so when you do run out of lives, you can jump right back into the stage where you failed. The boss fights are excellent, featuring some really original designs, along with a solid variety of enemies that you can read about in the in game bestiary. I also have to give a shoutout to the music. The chiptunes are fantastic! I caught myself humming them long after putting my Steam Deck down. I’d absolutely pick up a vinyl soundtrack if Lillymo ever decides to release one. Best of all, it’s only ten bucks and took me just a weekend to roll credits. I’d love to see these guys make a JRPG with the same NES-inspired vibe. They clearly understand what made these types of games so special.