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Journey Below

Ravenous Games · Aug 10, 2016

iOS

Teen

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In Journey Below you will control a knight on his adventure to save the kingdom from an evil monster. The game is an auto-runner where you turn on wall collisions. You tap the left side of the screen to jump and the right side to attack. Each play session has 12 randomly generated levels and then you fight the boss. Each run is unique and designed for short-medium game sessions! Killing enemies adds to your combo counter and after each level you get to choose one of 3 upgrades that get randomly rolled. Can you get the high score on one of the 3 leaderboards?

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  • Apple 'N' Apps

    Trevor Sheridan · Aug 24, 2016

    5.0
    The game isn’t really challenging beyond dealing with the rudimentary attack system. Once you deliberately choose to frantically tap the attack button, and focus on attack upgrades between levels, you’re just going through the motions. Also, the game doesn’t let you save your upgrades between rounds, so there’s no real sense of progress. Journey Below has a promising outlook that comes in below standard, making it one to skip.
  • Touch Arcade

    Rob Funnell · Aug 12, 2016

    9.0
    While it may be easy to start the descent in Journey Below, it's a far harder task to reach the bottom - and even more difficult to put down.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Ric Cowley · Aug 11, 2016

    7.0
    Overall, Journey Below is, ironically, a little shallow. There's not a lot going on beside jumping and slashing, and it likely won't keep you coming back for long. But while you are playing, you'll fall in love with its simplicity while cursing its difficulty, and having a blast while doing so. If you've got a few minutes to kill, it's a great game to throw yourself into to see just how good your adventuring reflexes really are.
  • Multiplayer.it

    Giorgio Melani · Aug 22, 2016

    7.4
    Un gioco che richiede sostanzialmente solo di saltare e attaccare è facile che sia anche semplice al livello strutturale, e così è Journey Below, in grado di catturare da subito ma anche di aver poco da offrire dopo qualche ora di gioco. Il meccanismo della crescita del protagonista attraverso i perk funziona bene fin quando non ci si rende conto che le scelte in verità sono poche, così come limitati sono anche i livelli che compongono la storia.

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