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Ravva and the Cyclops Curse

Galope · Jan 15, 2019

PC · PS5 · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

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Unleash your summoning powers to defeat the Cyclops Lord! Along with four unusual companions, you must journey through a dangerous land to save your mother, who suffered a terrible curse. A challenging adventure awaits!

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  • Way Too Many Games

    Leo Faria · Sep 03, 2021

    7.5
    Sure, this is a bite-sized game, and its level of difficulty is uneven, sometimes being borderline unfair. But color me impressed, I wasn’t expecting to like Ravva and the Cyclops Curse as much as I did. It is a well-designed retro throwback, with an interesting ability management system and some well-hidden collectibles, as well as a decent enough presentation. Considering the minuscule price tag the publisher is asking for it, you should totally grab it. It’s not amazing, but it’s well worth it nonetheless.
  • Hey Poor Player

    Josh Speer · Sep 01, 2021

    7.0
    While I wish I was more charmed by Ravva and the Cyclops Curse, I’m still glad I played it. As a fan of pixel art and retro flair, this is a pretty satisfying game. It’s definitely challenging and occasionally unfair, but for the minimal asking price, it’s hard to say no. And though the game is very linear, I am aware of one hidden area you can discover. If you’re a fan of retro and want a new platformer, I’d check out Ravva and the Cyclops Curse. Here’s hoping the next title by Galope makes good on the promise of this game.
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    Dave Ozzy · Sep 12, 2021

    6.0
    Overall, we’re not going to be running around screaming about Ravva and the Cyclops Curse. It’s distinguishing feature, a series of beasts you can summon, are nothing more than four different attacks, and you’ll only use a couple of them. But what’s left is sturdy enough, somewhere between Mario and Megaman. This owl-based platformer won’t turn any heads, but it’s a minor hoot while it lasts.

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