Crimson Nights

[h1]OVERVIEW[/h1] Crimson Nights is a retro room-based arena brawler with a no-magic fantasy theme from new indie developers, The Crimson Nights Team. The game includes no story or background lore whatsoever. Rather, you play one of up to four unknown fighters who must destroy all of the creatures in a room in order to unlock the exit. Then you leave the room, and find yourself in another very similar room, and do it all again. [h1]Graphics[/h1] Crimson Nights takes the retro pixel graphics approach to visuals, and they are mostly competent. Character and monster graphics look quite good in the game, though animations are very limited. The backgrounds seem to have a bit more detail than the characters and these look quite nice, though become repetitive rather quickly. The title screen graphics are large and very blocky, made worse by the choice of blood-soaked text. The main menu font is pretty ugly, too. The character appearance on the selection screens looks rather hideous, with the standard character graphics being blown up to almost a quarter of the screen height. None of this is a great introduction to the game. The game takes a retro approach to its interface, too, with a…

I really Enjoyed this, the hraphic design is very unique and brings you back to those classic games but with a new twist. I have a lot of fun playing this constantly striving to do better. Great graphics, Good music, nice game play