Fit check
Is A Violent Revelry worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-RPG players who want combat with many physical techniques and status effects
- Players who enjoy replayable exploration with changing item locations and discovery conditions
- System-focused players who want to develop many stats and assemble weapons from parts
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a simple combat system may find the many attack options, effects, and weapon variables demanding
- Players who prefer a fixed world and predictable discovery routes may not enjoy the changing layouts and item locations
- Players looking primarily for stealth, conversation, or animal-world exploration may prefer Ghost of a Tale
Our take on A Violent Revelry
The focus on interacting stats, conditional discoveries, and assembled weapons trades immediate accessibility for experimentation. Progress depends on tracking systems, adapting to changed locations, and weighing several weapon factors rather than relying on a fixed loadout.
What is A Violent Revelry?
Explore a procedurally generated world that changes between playthroughs while developing a character through combat, exploration, quests, recipes, maps, locks, and puzzles.
Combat includes swinging, thrusting, dodging, parrying, blocking, pushing, sneaking, spellcasting, and status effects such as burning, freezing, poisoning, shocking, and stunning. Items and spells can require specific information or circumstances to obtain. Character development includes more than 80 stats, ranging from straightforward attributes to unusual effects. Weapons can be assembled from discovered parts, with each part affecting statistics, weight, balance, and resource cost. The game presents increasingly difficult scenarios as the world responds to the player's presence.
How A Violent Revelry plays
- 01Changing World
- Locations of items and other discoveries shift between playthroughs.
- 02Varied Combat
- Fights combine physical techniques, movement, spellcasting, and effects such as poison, fire, freezing, and shock.
- 03Over 80 Stats
- Character development uses more than 80 statistics covering conventional and unusual traits.
- 04Custom Weapons
- Discovered components can be combined while balancing attributes, weight, center of gravity, and resource cost.
- 05Puzzle-Gated Discoveries
- Some equipment and spells require information, recipes, maps, quests, or particular conditions.
A Violent Revelry compared to similar games
A Violent Revelry centers on changing exploration, detailed combat options, character statistics, and weapons assembled from parts. Ghost of a Tale focuses on a mouse's adventure in an animal-populated medieval world with exploration and stealth, while Vagante presents dark-fantasy adventures involving monsters, demons, and quests for fame, riches, and power. Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines cooperative action RPG play with tower defense, loot, leveling, pets, and character customization.
A Violent Revelry: platforms & release
Is A Violent Revelry worth it?
It is worth it if: action-RPG players who want combat with many physical techniques and status effects. Skip it if: players seeking a simple combat system may find the many attack options, effects, and weapon variables demanding.
Where can I download A Violent Revelry?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens A Violent Revelry's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is A Violent Revelry on?
Windows only.
