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Greedventory

Greedventory

|Adventure, Indie

7.9 /10

Pretty good

Niche

268 ratings
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Why play it

Greedventory is a gorgeous pixel-art narrative RPG experience, where the only thing between you and an embarrassingly swift death is your mouse. Strike, parry, and cast powerful spells on your enemies, loot ancient treasures, explore a brutal realm, and become the hero you never wanted to be!

Story and worldbuilding

In a world where magical artifacts are common, an ancient brotherhood rules and strives to collect and hoard every facet of ancient magic. The main rule of survival here is to always be aware of your surroundings and keep your reflexes in tip-top shape, as the realm runs on GREED, and no mortal being can resist the urge to steal, lie, and throw you to the wolves if it means THEY get something for YOUR trouble. Put your reflexes to the test in a reactive combat system, where every move is made with your cursor, every precious second counts, and quick reaction is the key to not getting blown up or cut into pieces!

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Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.9/10 across 268 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Indie, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GameCrateMatthew Berry · 30 May, 2023
7.5/10

Greedventory does something fresh with meshing point-and-click games with some Souls mechanics and its great art style and music show a lot of charm and care. A few issues like difficulty balancing and some bugs here and there hold it back a bit, but won’t ruin the experience for everyone. However, those who don’t enjoy difficult games or get frustrated easily should probably sit this one out.

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