Endorlight
Old Games · 2016 · Indie, Adventure, Casual, Platformer, Roguelike
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About Endorlight
Navigate procedurally-generated levels, defeat increasingly brutal enemies, and face off against unique bosses every five levels to unlock new biomes in this hardcore roguelike where death sends you back to square one. Wield your axe, bow, or whip to rack up kills, collect gold, and climb the Steam leaderboards in a permanent-death challenge that demands true survival skill.
Most importantly - you need to survive. There is no "Repeat". When you die, you have to start from the beginning.
Each level contains a new and tougher enemies. Every 5 levels there is a boss to so sed your axe, bow or whip to defeat them!
When you defeat a boss opens the door to new biomes. But remember that every boss is different, have more live and takes more lives per attack!
Collect gold, goes to higher levels and kill many enemies as possible and be the best on Steam Leaderboard
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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There's like nothing to do
Worth buying.
It’s simple but nice
Weak game
Endorlight has some charm — the chiptune soundtrack is genuinely enjoyable and the retro pixel aesthetic is easy on the eyes — but it's hard to recommend once you learn it's essentially a purchased Game Maker asset pack with minimal modifications slapped onto Steam. Even setting that aside, the controls feel laggy and inconsistent, the enemies are trivially easy, and the randomly generated levels quickly become monotonous with no real goal to push you forward. I made it surprisingly deep into the game before dying, which sounds like a compliment but really just underscores how little challenge or tension the game creates. If you snag it for free through a giveaway site and want to kill 20 minutes, fine — but spend your money on Spelunky instead.
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