Castle Crashers (2008)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Puzzle, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up
Themes:Action, Comedy
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:This four player RPG adventure will let you hack, slash, and smash your way to victory. Featuring hand-drawn characters, Castle Crashers delivers unique hi-res illustrated visuals and intense gameplay action. Play with up to three friends and discover mind-boggling magic and mystery in the amazing world created just for you!Show more
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The cute visuals, funky soundtrack, and fun levels were great, but being able to play this game with my siblings will always feel precious to me. Having spent so many hours, trying out all the different characters and abilities I have really nice memories of this game. I hope Behemoth releases their games on GOG one day.
FINALLY beaten this game on pc with a friend of mine! i loved how much dark humor in it with a side of toilet joke and it was freaking hilarious! this game is very overlooked and not giving much chance. just wish they made another castle crasher game. the story is simple and the combat and leveling up system easy peasy! want a good laugh? play this game! feeling like your day has been pretty sh*tty? play this game! but do it with friends and not solo otherwise it wouldn't be as much fun. i mean you could enjoy the game solo but its way better with friends in my opinion. would buy it again if GoG has it in their classic vaults.
Such a lovely old-school beat'em-up! Really funny with a fantastic art direction. I have had great memories playing it with friends or my sister and ending up killing each other to receive the kiss from the princess! This game definitely should end up in the GOG preservation program.
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