Reventure
An adventure with 100 different endings You are a wannabe hero who is supposed to do hero-ish things but sometimes blows that off and does crazy stuff instead. One hundred different endings Choose your path, every decision leads to a new ending. Will you find the real one? Is there such a thing? Only one way to know… Lots of "Aha!" moments The world doesn't change with each new game, you do. Well, actually it DOES change, but that's a secret for you to find out. A big bunch of unlockable stuff New playable characters, hints, costumes, visual effects and more! Bazillions of secrets and pop-culture references They are, you know, secrets. So we won't spoil them here ;) Magic Even a simple-looking-yet-amazing game like this takes a lot of time and big piles of money to make, but you can get it for only a few bucks. How's that for magic? Time travel, battle royale fights, mimics, permadeath, shotguns, mining, resource gathering, base building, global leaderboards, farming… Ok, we may have had exaggerated on that one… OR HAVE WE??? Humor Yup, there's that too. Available in many flavours. A beautiful OST Don't believe us? Listen to it here.
Steam User 7
This is the only game that made me feel like I have a choice in everything and every choice I make has consequences for my hero lol. Its not a typical pixel art game with a hero, princess and demon king.... its much more than that! It is probably the only game where failing to do something leads to funny scenarios, so every impulsive decision you make might lead you new ending. On top of that, the game presents a hilarious summary of what happens to the world while you were dead due to certain choice you made and it usually sticks throughout the game. The best part is that the game doesn't take itself seriously at all.... even after dozens of stupid deaths you'll always find new ways of dying and make journey more memorable. I recommend everyone out there to give this masterpiece a chance and do what your heart desires in the game.
Difficulty to 100% -
(2/5)
You will stumble upon most of the endings as you mess around with things in the world, only a few of them will actually require you to carefully plan things out and complete the requirements for certain endings. None of the endings really require any skill, you just need to be creative enough and try to explore!
Steam User 3
Really cool game, 100 endings and each one is unique, the map is so well designed that you discover so many things until the end of the game, you need to think what to grab and where to go beforehand, planning everything because a combination of items can change all the path and led you to a new ending. Some endings change the map mid-game so you still need to think more! The humour is also really funny and there are many references everywhere!
Steam User 2
Phenomenal game, as a work of art more than an experience by itself.
Initially, you get to explore this world, and while it gives you a goal, you will quickly find yourself doing whatever you want, and there's always some kind of a tease, like an interesting shiny item or person that is totally out of reach, or an area that is inaccessible. It makes you want to discover and learn more about what it is you're doing here. It is very humorous and light-hearted, almost cozy?
As you get to understand how the game works more and more, you realize that the world is bigger than you realized, and there are plenty of mysteries to uncover, even some meta-humor. The further you get, the more you will appreciate just how deeply and intricately all of the different options in the game fit together like a snug puzzle, and how almost every permutation of interesting interactions have been explored. It is labor of love when it comes to its design.
While you can play through the entire game on your own (the hints they provide are not only necessary but also very fair), I think the optimal way to play this game is to first pick it up and play as much as you want until it starts to feel a bit tiring and a bit of a slog, then feel free to just watch a video for all of the spoilers.
Steam User 2
Reventure is a comedic, fail-forward, micro-run Metroidvania with 100 endings as you pursue your quest to defeat the Dark Lord (and maybe save the princess?). Part of the fun is that the game will let you do really stupid things. Less than 60 seconds into your first playthrough, you will probably come across a wise old sage who hands over the Legendary Sword. You can promptly murder him and end your quest in disgrace.
At times Reventure feels like a puzzle game, which is thanks to the game's unexpected and clever "equip load" system. At the start of the game, you can jump quite high, but every item you pick up weighs you down - you can barely jump at all when you're carrying 5 items, which heavily restricts your ability to get around. This makes you think very carefully about routing - what you need, what you don't, what order to do things in, how you can get X item to Y destination, etc. Easy to understand but adds depth.
Overall: charming, often hilarious, smartly designed, and different from the norm.
It's pretty crazy that Reventure retails for $1. A lot of folks probably play it for an hour, chuckle, and move on. I recommend getting 10 endings (to familiarize yourself), coming back the next day, getting 10 more, etc. This is a classic "good in small doses" experience.
It's a better and more full-fledged game that a decent number of indie titles that retail for $14.99.
Steam User 2
11/10
references/ jokes apart, pretty good game, 8,5/10, its an good idea, very creative and funny, unique art style, perfect for an casual and fast play session, BUT, if you are going for the platinum, it probably will fell kinda repetitive
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Steam User 2
If I had to describe this game, it would be Zelda meets Henry Stickmin. The story is about this loser of a knight doing things that most of the time end in an embarrassing death or make him look like a complete weirdo. You travel the land grabbing items that may or may not help you and see how they interact with pretty much everything. The world is a lot more expansive than you think and the endings provide a good amount of replay value. It does get horribly repetitive later on but it does have some decent comedy and charm to it. At the very least its cheap for the content its offering.
Steam User 2
Great, funny adventures. Fun puzzles to get 100 endings. Comedy is great. Repetition is decent since the world isn't huge. Great pixel art. There is fun post game after 100 endings too :)
9/10