More Dark

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  • Summary: After the lord of the other world went on vacation, his place was temporarily taken by the daughter Evilina. Not having time to comfortably settle in the throne, chaos and lawlessness began. All the prisoners scattered throughout the kingdom, saving themselves from eternal torment, therebyAfter the lord of the other world went on vacation, his place was temporarily taken by the daughter Evilina. Not having time to comfortably settle in the throne, chaos and lawlessness began. All the prisoners scattered throughout the kingdom, saving themselves from eternal torment, thereby violating the usual idyll of this place.

    Your task is to lead a detachment of demons and return everything to its place, deal with the rebels in the whole kingdom, cleaning one room after another. On your way you will find a lot of puzzles, as well as ingenious traps and obstacles that you can easily overcome with the help of improvised means.

    The main feature of More dark is a stylish, pixel graphics, which together with the music conveys the atmosphere of a mysterious and gloomy kingdom.    … Expand

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  1. Pure Nintendo
    Dec 3, 2020
    70
    While it’s nothing new in the realm of retro puzzle platformers, More Dark has enough value to keep you engaged throughout some of its brain-teasing levels.
  2. Switch Player
    Jan 11, 2021
    70
    More Dark is a game that plays on nostalgia for the 16-bit era, whilst providing you with a modern challenge worthy of any puzzle platformer, even if it does turn the frustration dial to 11.

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