Creature in the Well
Creature in the Well is a top-down, pinball-inspired, hack-and-slash dungeon crawler. As the last remaining BOT-C unit, venture deep into a desert mountain to restore power to an ancient facility, haunted by a desperate Creature. Uncover and upgrade powerful gear in order to free the city of Mirage from a deadly sandstorm. Pinball with swords: Charge up energy orbs, then bounce and ricochet them to reactivate dormant machinery and stop the sandstorm. Defeat the Creature: Escape the many challenges set by the Creature and confront it in intricate, skillful battles. Dungeon-crawler: Delve deeper into the mountain as you unlock eight hand-crafted dungeons, each filled with unique gameplay themes, unlockables, and secrets to uncover. Over 20 unique items: Customize your playstyle with upgradeable weapons and clothing that change how you play the game.
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
I 100% the game in about 4 hours or so, and I have to say I had a wonderful time. If you need a game that you can just beat and be done with I cant recommend this enough.
Steam User 1
Delightfully clever mechanic, that can get a tad finicky but does have a technique. Some puzzles are get drastically easier with a certain upgrade. Neat story and fantastic art style. Easily worth the price.
Steam User 0
good game not too long and i got it on sale, would recommend!
Steam User 0
I thought the game was ok. Did not feel refined enough for me. The charge mechanic almost feels like it takes away from the game as it allows you to not need to time hitting a moving ball, not using it just makes everything take longer, and it makes the idea of trying to bounce balls off of a wall or another object not as useful. Plot also seemed a bit undeveloped as to the creature, mountain village and the storm.
Steam User 0
Alright game. It has a lot of samey rooms but the game is nice and short and fine.
Steam User 0
Great soundtrack and art style, some compelling and unique game mechanics, overall a very cool little indie game
Steam User 0
Hack & Slash pinball game!? Sick. I did abandon this game after a handful of short sittings, but I do think it's really cool. It didn't have the narrative thrust it needed to keep me playing though.