Fabian writes for P&L: "Fans of the Rogue-like and/or twin stick shooter genres will find plenty to like in this game, especially if fond of 16-bit Amiga style graphics and chip-tune soundtracks."
by Casey Gibson:
"Iron Crypticle boasts a fascinating power-up system that revolves around building up combo chains by collecting pieces of food dropped by enemies. It’s not articulated particularly well and can lead to some confusion at first, but once fully understood it proves to be a lot of fun. The pace of the game tends to be a bit slow, especially on early floors which don’t present as much of a challenge as later floors. However, branching paths, local co-op, multiple difficulties, and even online leaderboards help round out the overall package."
Sean @ FG: We speak to Dugan from Tikipod and Dave Parsons about Iron Crypticle as it releases on the Nintendo Switch.
MonsterVine: "2017 was an absolute whirlwind of a year for me. At the end of each month I found myself in a minor state of shock that yet another month had passed by. "
i have absolutely nothing in common with the people that run that site. all garbage games.
