69
CRITIK
City of Brass
Armed with scimitar and versatile whip, lash, slash, trick and trap your way through the City of Brass, a first-person rogue-lite of treasure, snares and ghoulish foes.
Other Scores
66
69
3.5
Critik
Scorecard
Scorecard unavailable :(
Reviews
78 reviews found100
Digitallydownloaded.net
Feb 12, 2019
The Switch version runs gorgeously, too. City of Brass was always a good looking game, in that it got the thematic tone of the Arabian Nights down just right.
Read full review
90
Nintendolife.com
Feb 7, 2019
While some of its procedural generation can sometimes make for an unnecessarily challenging experience, City of Brass more than makes up for it with the sheer creativity you can have exploring its Arabian Nights-themed maps. With genii to imbue you with wacky powers and the ever-tantalising need to collect more gold (as well the option to compete with others via the leaderboards), Uppercut Games has produced one of the most entertaining roguelikes to swing onto Nintendo Switch. And you can throw ghost chickens. What more do you need?
Read full review
90
Psxextreme.com
May 4, 2018
City of Brass is a beautiful, highly-polished and mostly successful attempt at turning the genre on its head by making it more accessible to everyone, from rogue-lite veterans to first time players. With a unique and intuitive new combat style and some innovative takes on genre conventions, you’ll find plenty to like about City of Brass no matter what your skill level.
Read full review
85
Xboxaddict.com
Jun 6, 2018
City of Brass is a perfect platform for gamers that enjoy speed running and adrenaline chasing, but it is also a great experience for the less dedicated that just want to run around and eventually say they overcame something momentous. While it isn’t for everyone, City of Brass has taken an old-ish genre that few think about anymore and turned it into gold.
Read full review
85
Nintendoenthusiast.com
Feb 8, 2019
City of Brass is an admittedly tough game. Despite that, it makes you want to keep trying over and over again because of what you learn. The trial-and-error aspect is mitigated also by the procedurally generated levels. Plus it feels great when you have a good run going and make it just a bit further than you did before. Pick yourself back up, wipe off that sand, and crack that whip. You won’t regret it. A review code was provided by the publisher. David has been involved in games media since 2012 running his own blog, YouTube channel, being a founding member of RETRO Magazine, and now as host/producer of ARGcast – Another Retro Gaming Podcast.
85
Gamingnexus.com
May 16, 2018
A visual treat, City of Brass never feels unfair, and learning to overcome its many challenges can be vastly satisfying. * The product in this article was sent to us by the developer/company. Howdy.
Read full review
85
85
80
Chrisunseen.com
Mar 3, 2019
Summary and quote unavailable.
80
Similar Games
