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Is Revenge of the Headless worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Brick-game players who want enemy combat instead of barrel breaking
- Action-adventure players who enjoy changing dungeon layouts and random events
- Players seeking an adventure with 90+ levels and more than 30 monster types
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional brick game may bounce off the focus on defeating enemies instead of breaking barrels.
- Players who want a fixed final boss may not enjoy the behavior-based boss selection.
- Players who require polished English localization may struggle with the stated translation quality.
- Players looking for a simpler difficulty pattern may find the game harder than ordinary brick games.
Our take on Revenge of the Headless
Players may bounce off the English text before reaching the combat systems because the translation is identified as unprofessional. Others may hit a wall at the behavior-based finale, where the player's actions determine the final boss.
What is Revenge of the Headless?
Revenge of the Headless is an adventure game set in an old castle.
Players control a headless warrior and use his head to fight enemies while pursuing a throne. The dungeons change, and the main objective is to eliminate enemies rather than break barrels as in ordinary brick games. The game includes 90+ levels, 30+ different monsters, and 50+ different props. Randomly triggered special events and a small game add other activities. A wizard provides guidance, and an attendant gives rewards. The final boss depends on the player's behavior. The game uses a more difficult pattern than ordinary brick games. Its English translation is identified as unprofessional.
How Revenge of the Headless plays
- 01Changing dungeons
- The dungeon changes throughout the game, altering the adventure's layout.
- 02Head-based combat
- The headless protagonist uses his head to fight enemies in the castle.
- 03Large content set
- The game includes 90+ levels, 30+ different monsters, and 50+ different props.
- 04Behavior-based boss
- The player's behavior determines the final boss.
- 05Random events
- Special events can be triggered randomly during play.
- 06Wizard and attendant
- A wizard provides guidance, while an attendant gives the player a reward.
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Revenge of the Headless: platforms & release
Is Revenge of the Headless worth it?
It is worth it if: brick-game players who want enemy combat instead of barrel breaking. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional brick game may bounce off the focus on defeating enemies instead of breaking barrels.
Where can I download Revenge of the Headless?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Revenge of the Headless's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Revenge of the Headless on?
Windows only.
