

The Icon Battles: Game
Yenot Software · 2023 · Action, Casual, 2D Fighter, Beat 'em up, Bullet Hell
PC
4 user reviews50% · 4
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About The Icon Battles: Game
Take a break from working on your important documents and blow off some steam!
The Icon Battles: Game allows you to battle your desktop icons, making it a one-of-a-kind game. Play as any desktop icon you have and choose one of the classes:
Customize your battlefield by selecting which classes are able to participate in battles.
Dodge attacks and strike your opponents when they are vulnerable.
Fight your desktop icons!
The Icon Battles: Game allows you to battle your desktop icons, making it a one-of-a-kind game. Play as any desktop icon you have and choose one of the classes:
- Archer
- Axeman
- Swordsman
- Melee
- And more in future updates
Scenarios
Customize your battlefield by selecting which classes are able to participate in battles.
Timing-based combat
Dodge attacks and strike your opponents when they are vulnerable.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is so fun. Especially for someone like me who has a million desktop icons. Great game keep it up :)5 found this helpful
In its current state, I cannot recommend this game. Don't get me wrong, the concept is so cool! I had an epic battle between Microsoft Edge and the Recycle Bin. The way your icons sprout arms and legs and battle each other is great. HOWEVER... Beyond that, the game is severely hamstrung by its mechanics. There is little to no gameplay. The combat mechanics are simple at best, with clicking a single button doing the majority of the tasks. Winding up for a power attack does little more than simply spam clicking instead. There doesn't seem to be a block function, and movement or healing is never fully explained. Additionally, there is no setting to limit the application to a single monitor; I was streaming the game and noticed that a lot of the action was happening on my second monitor off screen. And if you decide to take on more than one icon at a time, if they get either side of you, they simply stun lock to you death. As such, unlocking new icon power up types, such as the sword or bow, feel tedious. You simply mash the same button over and over until you've hit a certain number of enemies, then move on. If the game introduced some basic fighting mechanics like guard blocks, d…4 found this helpful
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