Fit check
Is Iconoclasts worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platform-adventure players who want puzzles alongside action
- Players drawn to stories about faith, purpose and personal conflict
- Boss-fight fans who want to face more than 20 encounters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a relaxed, low-pressure pace may hit a wall at the repeated boss battles.
- Those who prefer straightforward traversal may find the combination of platforming and intricate puzzles demanding.
- Players looking for multiplayer action may not find the group-focused play described in games such as Abyssus.
Our take on Iconoclasts
The likely sticking point is the boss gauntlet: players who are comfortable exploring and solving puzzles may still bounce when repeated large encounters interrupt that rhythm. The three difficulty settings and challenge-tweaking system offer ways to adjust difficulty, but the boss-focused structure remains central.
What is Iconoclasts?
Iconoclasts is a platform adventure about Robin, a mechanic working without a license in a world where helping people is treated as a sin.
As agents pursue her and danger reaches those close to her, Robin explores a large world and uncovers a threat tied to more than fuel shortages and personal conflicts. The game combines platforming, puzzles, character encounters and boss fights across detailed locations. More than 20 bosses stand in Robin’s way. Three difficulty settings are available, alongside a system for adjusting the challenge. Its story deals with faith, purpose and the strain of trying to help others.
How Iconoclasts plays
- 01Adjustable challenge
- Three difficulty settings are paired with a separate system for changing challenge parameters.
- 02Boss encounters
- The adventure includes more than 20 large-scale boss battles.
- 03Puzzle-filled locations
- Exploration combines platforming and puzzles across numerous detailed areas.
Iconoclasts compared to similar games
Iconoclasts combines platforming, puzzles, character encounters and boss fights in a story-led adventure. Jusant instead centers on climbing, stamina management and choosing paths up a tower, while Sundered is described as a chaotic metroidvania.
Iconoclasts: platforms & release
Is Iconoclasts worth it?
It is worth it if: platform-adventure players who want puzzles alongside action. Skip it if: players who want a relaxed, low-pressure pace may hit a wall at the repeated boss battles.
Where can I download Iconoclasts?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Iconoclasts's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Iconoclasts on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
