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About This Game

Bringing classic arcade games such as Boulder Dash and Dig Dug into the 21st century, Quarries Of Scred is an unapologetically brutal, retro-inspired arcade game designed to see just how far you’ll go to risk your bounty.

You are Bob, who is a bad man. For reasons unknown, Bob must work the quarry to pay off his debts. Collect dirt, diamonds and other valuables but avoid causing the rocks to fall on to your head or to block the path back up. You’ll question your sanity as you dive deeper into the quarry, hoping to return with a larger reward and praying you will not be killed at the hands of a falling rock or the creatures dwelling within. Die, as you surely will, and a new quarry is generated, with a new trove of treasures and dangers.

Features

A Procedural death trap is a happy death trap:
A new and unique quarry awaits you every time.

Daily Quarry:
Each day a new standardised quarry will open up. Compete against fellow gamers to be Top Bob.

Authentically Retro:
Harking back to the early 80’s, play in EGA, CGA or Monogreen graphics styles as well as multiple sprite set variations from contributing guest artists.

Multiple Game Modes:
See how much you can earn before you die in Normal, Darkness, Blink and 60 & 120 Second Challenge modes.

Sweet gear:
Why pay off your debt when you can spend all your new riches on lasers and gravity inverters. 7ad7b8b382

Title: Quarries of Scred
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
Hammerspace Games
Publisher:
Surprise Attack
Release Date: 22 Apr, 2015

English

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i love old school games, games like Dig Dug, Boulder Dash all time game,
it sure is hard game take me back playing Quarries of scred

Well worth the money,

. Fantastic game. Great soundtrack and a challenging puzzler. Easy to play but hard to control your greed. Definitely one of the most rewarding games I've played. It's simple, balanced, fun and has a lot of replay value.. "OH GOD THE RANKLER IS GOING TO GET ME I CRUSHED ITS FRIEND IT'S AFTER ME... oh it's stuck." This was me, screaming, at 2 o'clock on a Tuesday morning, as I ran for my life through Scred, trying to avoid being squashed by the boulders that I artfully pushed aside to get to my goal: gems. Precious, precious gems. I was addicted. Not 30 seconds later, I was eaten by a different, seemingly more menacing Rankler and I was faced with the message: "THE RANKLER CHOMPS YOU." repeated in mocking, green text on my UI.

So I tried again. And again. And again. Finding myself immensely enoying trying to dodge my way around boulders (and failing) and accidentally pressing the wrong key at just the wrong time... but to no avail. I died. Over. And over. And over. And over again.

In my most recent playthrough, the reason I am writing this review, I almost finished an entire room... I had maybe a handful of gems and then POOF, it was all gone in a puff of red pixels as I accidentally set off an avalanche that crushed poor Doctopus alive.

In the end, it wasn't Scred that got me... it was my own greed.. Really great game that reminds me of many many hours lost in front of Boulderdash and Supaplex. The dev is also a fantastic and lovely guy who has done a lot to support his fellow indie devs, and for that I would give him eternal thumbs up. This is a must buy and the different tilesets are a great feature. Music is great too :). i love old school games, games like Dig Dug, Boulder Dash all time game,
it sure is hard game take me back playing Quarries of scred

Well worth the money,

. Strangely addictive.
Love the simplicity of making Boulder Dash both harder and less stressful.
It leave me sweating for every single move I'm about to make and to sit beside and someone else play is instant heartattack.

The cool features of refining ores into money is a nice touch but the game is enough just fiddling about for hour after hour just clearing the mines for the sake of clearing.

Some charsets feels abit cheap and I miss a proper CRT simulated display, but otherwise the graphics is perfect in it's simplicity.

Best new game I've seen in a long time.. Fantastic game. Great soundtrack and a challenging puzzler. Easy to play but hard to control your greed. Definitely one of the most rewarding games I've played. It's simple, balanced, fun and has a lot of replay value.. So I bought this game after having been drawn to it by the retro look (those tilesets are freaking brilliant, particularly the ZZT-esque "Sweeney" one) and the obvious Boulderdash-ish puzzle nature of the game.

I had exactly one issue pop up that was a problem, but the dev very quickly pointed out how to fix it; seems like the helpful sort of developer that actually cares enough to stick around and assist if needed, as opposed to some devs that just drop the game, and vanish into the ether... so that's a plus right there.

But after that, smooth sailing so far, and I was able to get into the meat of the game.

Now the game is labeled as an "arcade" style game in the description, but this definitely is heavily focused on the puzzle aspect. Figuring out just how to manipulate all of those boulders and such in order to get to where you want to go is a huge part of the game. Most of the time, you can approach this at your own pace, and stop and think if you need to. You dont need to rush. And there are some gizmos you can buy that'll allow you to further manipulate the level in order to dig deeper, as sometimes the rocks will be piled up in such a way that you cant get by them by just pushing them or digging. Learning to use these is an important part of the game, and it surprised me as to just how much they add to it. Though I havent tried all of them yet.

There are though also some areas that will contain monsters... as you can probably guess, you dont want to touch these. In those situations, you might have to be ready to move quickly, so you cant ALWAYS proceed at a slow pace. You can take these guys out by dropping rocks on them, or use the laser gun, or you can try to block them into secluded areas. Whatever you do, they are definitely a threat, so you need to be careful around them.

Which brings me to the other bit: The game is PUNISHING. This is a permadeath game. You die, that's it, you lose.... no saving and reloading or any of that nonsense. There IS a way to buy extra lives (called "drones" in-game), but they're very expensive, and you dont start out with any of them. Most of the time, you get crushed by a boulder or something like that, and BAM, that's it, you're gone. One hit KO! And you will die.... over and over and over. It's not uncommon to have a run that lasts like, 30 seconds. Or to have one where you're deep in there, you've been going at it for an hour, going for the big points\/money and then.... BAM, made a mistake, and rocks happened, and.... yeah, that's it. There IS an "easy" mode, which I think does things a bit differently (havent tried it myself) but the game is really designed to be played in the normal way. It definitely seems targeted towards the sort of player that enjoys things like roguelikes, or games like Spelunky with brutal difficulty, quick deaths, and having to start from the very beginning if you lose.

And what really makes things interesting is that there's a definite "greed" aspect to the game. This one really seems to be designed to be played for a high score... get as much money as you can before finishing (and of course there's a scoreboard to record your best scores, and there are "daily" runs to do as well). ALL THE TIME, the game will be taunting you with shiny things that you definitely want, but that are in dangerous places, or areas that are hard to get to, or that appear downright inaccessible. And so you'll go after these things (possibly with some equipment in hand), and you'll take the risk because you want the shiny things, and.... BAM! Oops, you're dead. But it's very satisfying to successfully get tons of things out of a dangerous area, particularly as you go deeper and deeper into the quarries.

The screenshots in the store show what looks like just a single room\/screen\/board\/whatever, but there's actually alot of them, and you'll have access to a bunch of them right from the start (by running off to the left or right at the top). And there'll be passages that can then lead downwards into even more areas, provided you find a way to get there while not being dead. So there's a ton of places to explore, and it's all randomly generated.

All in all, I'm so far very much enjoying this one. I'm probably going to be playing this one pretty frequently... it's definitely my sort of game. It wont be for everyone, as the difficulty will definitely turn some people away... but if you like the sorts of games that I do, if you like a challenge, and so on.... then definitely buy this one. Highly recommended and a very pleasant surprise to suddenly find on Steam.. Quarries of Scred is (smurf)ing hard.
One life. No hit points. Most mistakes are instantly fatal.
This is retro style done right kiddies. This is the sort of game grandma grew up on.
What you are looking at here is a turn-based Boulder-Dash style procedurally generated puzzle game.
You move one step, the environment takes it's turn. Gravity, as they say, works.
So there's no dodging out of the way if you make a mistake. Like I said. Most of those are instantly fatal.
If you are looking for flashy animation go play a console game.
C.o.S. could run on my phone.* Though the controls would (smurf).
A game like this doesn't need high res HD 4K gobledy ♥♥♥♥. They would be wasted here.
This is a life or death puzzle with no room for error. Animated Font style was the right choice for Scred.
Selva approves.
To sum up. Like hard puzzle games? Like stuff that's rando... pardon, procedurally generated, so you can play effectively forever? Like a steep challenge that is going to kill you over and over till you get it right?
Buy Caves of Scred. 'Nuf said.

*My phone. Not your phone. I'm not sure Zork would run on MY phone. If you don't know what Zork is go read a book**.

**Book. Those rectangular things made of paper with all the words inside. No batteries or internet connection needed.
. Got this game for under \u00a32 and for that money was well worth getting. Not the best game by a long shot but clever in what it does. The only down side is the lack of instructions (even after readin the online manual) it does not tell you what the different items do that you can purchase, or how to use them. The game is 'like' Boulder Dash but harder. The rocks cause instant death if you push the dirt away from under them. The different Retro Styled looks to the game is what made me buy it, and they work great. Nice game to play for 10 minutes or so.