Grave Chase Reviews

So much to like about this game, but it is WAY TOO DIFFICULT to enjoy. The juice just isn't worth the squeeze.

This game is waaay too spooky. I don't know if I can handle it. But no, actually it's hellova fun. With all the different types of enemies and power-ups in each of the levels, along with the different stage designs, it really keeps you on your toes. The controls handle well and the animations are fluid and bouncy. The Sount track is energetic and catchy, and the pixel art is really nicely done too. Difficulty isn't too easy or too hard. Gives just the right amount of frustration for victories to be satisfying but also isn't too hard to be enjoyed. All in all, it's good, clean, spooky fun! (Well actually it's filthy, but you get the point)

Definitely worth the price of admission; a fast, frenetic, arcade-style game. Don't let the cutesy graphics fool you, this game is tougher than it looks, but damn if it isn't enjoyable.

I could definitely see this in an arcade box if it were made when those were big. Great art, game-play, soundtrack. Its got it all. Highly recommended <3

Jumped right on that one because I love the art style. (Full disclosure: I know the artist personally.) The game is a fun, fast-paced arcade experience with a hint of Pac-Man at its core. The player needs to dig up graves to collect bodyparts without being caught by the groundskeeper or the ever-increasing number of monsters infesting the graveyards. Loads of additional enemy types and power-ups are introduced as the levels go by, keeping the experience fresh and challenging. There are lots of levels, and it takes longer and longer to get through them, so I'm assuming that I'll pour many hours into this game before beating it. I'm assuming that the game was created with gamepad controls in mind, but I'm playing it on a keyboard, which works totally fine, especially because custom keybinding is possible. In my opinion, Grave Chase is absolutely worth its full price, especially if you like arcade-y gameplay and gory pixel art.

Arcade gameplay that evokes Pac-Man & Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Fantastic aesthetic. 31 levels to run through and they are progressively challenging by incrementally adding in new gameplay elements such as monsters with varying abilities that switch up your strategy on the fly or Power Ups that turn you into the million dollar boy or girl wonder. Don't get cornered, and mind where you shovel your dirt. Some folks don't take too kindly to grave robbers. This is a Gem being offered for pocket change, don't sleep on this. Update: Yep, still a blast. At Day 14, there's still new monsters being introduced and based on achievements there are still more. I've been jamming through one to two levels per day based on how I'm feelin' and it's been a positive experience. Recommend this one to pass the time. Would love to see this get a port to mobile, it'd crush it on the play store.

Halloween-themed, arcadey fun. Nice challenge. Doesn't overstay it's welcome. Well worth the price of admission. Good work :)

This game is fun and hard as hell. You run around trying to dig crap up only to have everything agaiinst you and constantly swarming you and then finally you got chopped up by a guy with a meat cleaver. But then you wanna keep going again and again. Fun stuff!

What a delight! Not much playtime on this one yet but I'm absolutely loving it. It most reminds me of an amped-up Night Stalker, if you happen to remember that Intellivision classic. With a hint of Berzerk. Only with powerups. If this were an arcade game I'd be pumping pocketfuls of tokens into it. Retro fans, pick this one up.

Good for $1 I'm not even sure if Rog still reads reviews or not. Big fan of I-Mockery here and this game is fun. It's a great tribute to Halloween and "feels" like 16 bit games of the era. I can't recommend it for more than a $1 because it's so tedious. Yes, there's extra modes available once you beat the game. But, I was very disappointed that there wasn't anything that broke up the monotony of the levels. This game desperately needed some mini-games, bonus stages, and an actual boss fight.