

Bargalian Regicide
Semxy · 2026 · Hack and Slash, PvE, Action, Platformer, Action-Adventure
PC
Positive88% · 16
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About Bargalian Regicide
Heir to the throne prince Vile has spent nine years imprisoned in the Underkeep on charge of Regicide. In that time, the Bargalian Empire has fallen into the hands of the War Council. Only now does an ancient and powerful being called Talurbas rise to bring about great upheaval. Traverse a set of diverse levels representing the wide variety of climates and geographies found in Bargalia while hunting down members of the War Council. Engage in quick and primitive hack and slash game play. Collect weapons and cut down armies of Bargalian soldiers on your quest for revenge.Speak with a handful of demigods who now server under the ancient and all-powerful Talurbas, or pore over the scrolls you find on your travels for insight into the world.Put on hats.Key Features:Explore a plethora of handcrafted linear levels with distinct ambience and visual flair.
Cut through hoards of soldiers, satyr, wizards and small animals using five distinct blades and powerful magical orbs.
Light platforming and exploration segments intersperse a combat-focused game play loop. Read (or ignore) pages of written lore documents and dialogues with a roster of side characters.
Listen to a wispy and neurotic synth-fronted original soundtrack with songs themed to accompany each location.Choose between a selection of six wearable hats during your campaign, or simply expose your bald green head to the elements.Optional high difficulty mode for people who like having one hit point.
Cut through hoards of soldiers, satyr, wizards and small animals using five distinct blades and powerful magical orbs.
Light platforming and exploration segments intersperse a combat-focused game play loop. Read (or ignore) pages of written lore documents and dialogues with a roster of side characters.
Listen to a wispy and neurotic synth-fronted original soundtrack with songs themed to accompany each location.Choose between a selection of six wearable hats during your campaign, or simply expose your bald green head to the elements.Optional high difficulty mode for people who like having one hit point.
What Steam players say
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it's very good. much more and much better than you might expect for the price tag.2 found this helpful
Amazing game
Ambitious and janky — now with hats. This hits the same spot that Metal Garden did for me last year. It looks and plays way worse than Metal Garden, but the desolate and alien vibes are on point. It's AU$2.95 but I'd pay more for it. Not a whole lot more, adding platforming in a game that controls this bad and not including even a drop shadow is a war crime, but AU$5 is fair. I made up the difference by gifting it to a friend as well as buying my own copy. Should [b]you[/b] buy it? I think you should. It's an utterly unique little game which offers more than it probably should. The locations are uncanny and weirdly beautiful, there's some good music and did I mention hats.
you go around, you bonk the bad guy. If thats for you then yeah get it I guess
[h1] [b] If Morrowind, Zeno Clash and Dark Messiah of Might & Magic didn't provide enough jank for you [/b] [/h1] [b] Maybe give eurojank a try [/b] i live for these games. But unfortunately Valve's lack of quality control just makes the store really bothersome to explore. Now we have, standardized engines, paid assets, game templates, Unity alone is responsible for the vast majority of games on steam. It didn't kill euro/slav jank per se. Case and point, Bargalian Regicide made on Godot. It just makes it a pain to find. Soon enough you won't even distinguish AI art from real art. [h3] Bargalian Regicide [/h3] well, the game does have combat and platforming. In reality, its mostly atmosphere and vibes. It has a surreal feel to it, the story and characters are strange, it has a similarly muddy colour palette to the original release of Pathologic. I find it intriguing because it uses its limitations to create a constant feeling of unease. Somewhere in between almost being a game and a dream like experience. Rather than me having to describe what this is in terms of: music, animations, attack patterns, combat choices. I think for 2 bucks you might as well see it for yourself With…
I would make this review average if I could. Definitely not made for me I can tell. I think the combat is insanely simple and uninteresting. I like the callback to old 2000s games, I just couldn't get engaged with this. There is nothing to explore as well, just a big map for each level. What elevates this for me is the unique atmosphere, and I can tell for niche set of people, this game would really click.
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