Came for the gameplay, stayed for the world and characters.
Ever get that feeling that a game never truly ends? That, whenever you think you're almost done, the game surprises you with hidden areas and quests? Curse Crackers is that kind of game. I would most closely compare it to Super Mario World, which blew my mind as a kid with all its secrets scattered through the world map. Curse Crackers takes it one step beyond with its lovable cast of characters and storylines.
I really grew to love most if not all characters, and I became genuinely invested in the lore and mysteries laid throughout. There's still some loose threads at the ends, so hopefuly Colorgrave will make a sequel some day.
Ever get that feeling that a game never truly ends? That, whenever you think you're almost done, the game surprises you with hidden areas and quests? Curse Crackers is that kind of game. I would most closely compare it to Super Mario World, which blew my mind as a kid with all its secrets scattered through the world map. Curse Crackers takes it one step beyond with its lovable cast of characters and storylines.
I really grew to love most if not all characters, and I became genuinely invested in the lore and mysteries laid throughout. There's still some loose threads at the ends, so hopefuly Colorgrave will make a sequel some day.