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In ancient times of war in the Far East, the lands of Exilia were overrun by creatures of the night and samurais. Amidst this cruel conflict, only a bloodthirsty cursed knight can bring hope and vanquish the darkness.
Read moreIn ancient times of war in the Far East, the lands of Exilia were overrun by creatures of the night and samurais. Amidst this cruel conflict, only a bloodthirsty cursed knight can bring hope and vanquish the darkness.
Key features
Explore 8 levels of classic linear design, each featuring challenging obstacles and enemies to overcome. At the end of each level, you'll face off against a powerful boss that will put your skills to the test. And as Gabriel, you'll receive an extra skill after defeating each boss, allowing you to progress even further and take on greater challenges.
Experience a range of mechanics, from throwing weapons to melee combat, down stabs, jumping, and dashing. Unlock the powers of Gabriel's curse to enhance your abilities. Play as both Gabriel and Lyria, each offering a unique and distinct gameplay experience for endless replayability.
Plus, once you've beaten the game with Gabriel, unlock two additional game modes: Speedrunner mode and Boss Rush mode. And the best part? You can play both of these modes with either Gabriel or Lyria for even more variety and fun!
Relive the glory days of classic gaming with retro-inspired 16-bit physics and perfectly polished controls. The game's stunning handcrafted 8-bit pixel art and fast anime-style animations, the 8-bit SFX and OST, enriched with sounds from the Megadrive sound chip, complete the immersive retro experience.
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TLDR: An og castlevania-type platformer with sluggish controls, few to no innovations and bugged achievements. Short and easy, visuals and music are decent, but overall experience is underwhelming. Classic platformers
The double jump doesn't work properly for sometimes it won't happen even though you press the button, and this certainly will cause some extremely infuriating situations. To make sure it wasn't skill issue I made a
Lords of Exile is a nearly perfect platformer that is heavily inspired by Castlevania, Shadow of the Ninja, and Shinobi. It consists of 8 levels, and you play as a swordsman called Gabriel who is sworn to avenge the
Lords of Exile is a passionate and highly focused tribute to the golden era of 8-bit action platformers, developed by Squidbit Works and published by PID Games, PixelHeart, and Dear Villagers. Rather than striving to
Lords of Exile is heavily inspired by the early Castlevania games, and that’s what I enjoyed most about it. The controls are tight, the stages are well made, and the boss fights are fun without feeling cheap. The mix of
Absolutely not worth it at full price. The game is perfectly competant and enjoyable enough, it's the very short length of the game which leads me to say this. It's a solid Castlevania style game (classicvania period,