Demon's Tier+

 Switch
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  1. Nintendo Life
    Jun 17, 2020
    70
    While its roguelite gameplay is familiar territory, Demon's Tier+ executes the formula very well. It could do with a more elegant tutorial than the multi-page bombardment the game starts with, but it's hard to hold that against it when everything else works so nicely. It may not have prestige, but Demon's Tier+ is cheap and cheerful. A good, pacy game for two.
  2. Pure Nintendo
    Jun 25, 2020
    60
    Demon’s Tier+ is a charming dungeon-RPG with unforgiving mechanics. With perseverance and a friend, getting through the dungeon is possible.
  3. Noisy Pixel
    Jun 9, 2020
    60
    Ultimately, Demon’s Tier+ is a charming twin-stick shooter that doesn’t take a whole lot of skill to get into. Its entry-level mechanics make it approachable to new fans of the genre, but skilled players will quickly discover how to take advantage of the game’s systems and get through it without much trouble.

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  1. Gremlinpirate
    Nov 19, 2022
    8
    I've had a hard time putting this game down, honestly. It is simple but addicting in a lot of the best ways. I also super recommend the co-opI've had a hard time putting this game down, honestly. It is simple but addicting in a lot of the best ways. I also super recommend the co-op gameplay, had a ton of fun in this.… Full Review »
  2. Nikopro245
    Apr 19, 2022
    7
    A fun little isometric rogue-lite game with strong 90s SNES influence in both the graphical style, vibrant colours and synth music. Had funA fun little isometric rogue-lite game with strong 90s SNES influence in both the graphical style, vibrant colours and synth music. Had fun with it. Is challenging however doable especially the first two difficulty levels. The final difficulty level was a step to far for me (couldn’t keep myself entertained that long). It is fairly basic in terms of storyline and depth, but that just makes it easier to pick up and play. Most people will enjoy this pixelated fun fair… Full Review »
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