Breaking Bones

Breaking Bones by Duplicator Studio is a simple Smash-em till the counter stops action game. There is no prize in guessing that this can get tedious very quickly, Those who where bright (or stupid) enough to buy the original ‘Beach Head’ will attest that hoards of enemy rushing at you all day every day does not make it a (fun) game (Some how they manage a second game for the series before the inept realised their folly). The short sweet intro story is this. Portals have opened around your medieval world and hoards of skeletons are pouring out, devastating the land. Your King summons you, the only knight (baffoon) who is brave (stupid) enough to save the kingdom (cesspit). You are so brave the first zone you come to, you throw your sword and shield into a lake at the far end of the map and cower in a hut, waiting for the hoard to pop out of lovely blue orbs. At hand is an Iron sword, a bag of arrows (no Bow) and a key to a cage outside that has a husky/wolf inside. Once you grab key and sword, you let Bozo the dog out and he will help defend you (dogs just love bones you know). Game play is passable but not the best, as the skeletons approach you start to swing away but ther…

bad

"Catapult" and "Wolf" are my favorite features in a game since "RED CAR". Other than that, this is completely god awful.

Damn Son

This game really rattled my bones.

Graphics are pretty good, I'll give it that. Combat is terrible. Considering this game's focus is fighting waves of enemies, combat really needed to be good. It achieved the opposite. Attacks from enemies cause damage before they actually hit you, which is really weird. I'm guessing you've got some sort of telepathic skeletons that are attacking you with mind bullets before stabbing you with their swords or smashing you with their hammer.