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Tiny Barbarian DX

2013
GenresAdventure, Action, Platformer, Old-School Style, Side View Perspective, Single Player, Multiplayer
AvailableMar 5, 2013
PlatformNintendo Switch, PC
DeveloperStarQuail
Overview

Tiny Barbarian DX is an action-packed sword 'em up inspired by fantasy pulp fiction. Like those short stories, the game is split into four distinct episodes, each with a new setting, new enemies, and new music! Best of all, when you buy the game, you will get all other episodes as they become available! Episode 1 is available now, with more coming soon! What are you waiting for? It's Time to Get Tiny!

Other Scores

Metacritic Score

77


Opencritic Score

75

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19 reviews found

90

Zefgame.ru

Oct 10, 2017

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90

Cgmagonline.com

Nov 2, 2017

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90

Gamespace.com

Oct 19, 2017

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85

Nintendo Force Magazine

Jan 7, 2018

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84

Pelit (Finland)

May 11, 2014

Summary and quote unavailable.


80

Cubed3.com

Nov 6, 2017

Tiny Barbarian DX is an extremely enjoyable action-platformer that has lasting challenge to it. The refined mechanics and the way the story unfolds is most of why this is so much fun to play. It may not win any beauty contests and the lasting appeal comes up a bit... short because of lacking incentives. Thankfully, the local two-player co-op rounds out the value making this a pretty fun game at parties. Tiny Barbarian DX may not be as memorable or as appealing as the likes of Shovel Knight or Hyper Light Drifter, but it is every bit as good and is clearly a product of a lot of passion put into it. The barbarian-fantasy sub-genre just does not click with people like it did once upon a time in the 1980s and it seems most gamers refuse to play a 2D action title that is not a Metroidvania derivative. Tiny Barbarian DX will most certainly satisfy anyone looking for a thrilling and focused 2D sword 'em up.


80

Gamespew.com

Oct 20, 2017

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80

Nindiespotlight.com

Oct 12, 2017

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80

Nintendoworldreport.com

Oct 10, 2017

Although the artwork is very pretty and the gameplay feels good, there really isn't anything too ground-breaking here. Playing through the game really made it feel much more of a throwback title rather than a new boundary-pushing adventure. This in no way means that the game is boring or that there aren't any surprises, just more of a tried and true experience. If you are longing for some retro action, this game's got it all. The beautiful art, killer soundtrack and punishing difficulty really help the game deliver on what the developer set out to make, a solid action-platformer.


76

Switchplayer.net

Nov 2, 2017

Tiny Barbarian DX is a lot of fun, uncomplicated, challenging and yet hard to put down. It’s perfectly suited to the Switch in both handheld and TV mode. Whilst it’s not one of the cheapest games available on the Switch it is good value for money in terms of its overall quality and length. I would highly recommending snagging the physical release if you can as you also get some neat extra goodies.

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