Bard's Gold

If you're a fan of platformers with a bit of adventure gaming added in, then I definitely suggest this to you. Think along the lines of Ghouls N' Ghosts, but you get to use the loot you collect to upgrade your character. Some levels even have stores for you to buy upgrades during a play through. For the achievement hunters out there, the achievements come relatively quick after you understand the mechanics. Throw daggers, axes, or chakrams at enemies to collect loot and survive the levels. There are timers for each level, however, it doesn't mean instant death if you run out of time, so don't let that deter you. That being said, the game does bring death often at first, but each time should help you learn how to progress. All in all Bard's Gold should give some entertaining moments during the journey to beat it.

This game is very fun. Lots of challenge. And I haven't run into any bugs. The price point is excellent For everything you get This game is great for old school gamers an achievement hunters as you gain them rapidly. Some of the more cryptic parts are hard to figure out but it's still pretty fun and I can't fault the game for that. There's going to be areas of mild frustration too intense frustration based on your Platforming experience As a gamer. I say this games a great purchase For the price.

I enjoyed this game alot more than i thought i would. Its a nice platformer with the nice feature of not wasting your hard earned unspent money. When you die you have the option to bank your money into skills towards your next playthroughs. Like starting with more lifes, or starting with the magic glasses, this game gets better the more you play it.

A game for the price of your average starbucks latte you cant really complain even if flawed and terrible. Bard's Gold instead is unique and although it may be similar to other dungeon platform games it also adds a lot more challenging aspects and scenarios. Most companies try to make a game that would draw in the most customers for a profit but Pixel Lantern instead made a game that is unique that only a certain category of peeple will enjoy, and at a reasonable pirce! If a challenege and dauntingness are not aspects you like to see in a game this is not for you, but if like myself and enjoy a little bit of everything then the game is atleast worth a try. It's $5 what do you have to lose?

The game for the price is fair, but not being able to adjust to fit my screen is killing it for me. Missed keys and stationary enemies take more lives than the base mechanics.