Iratus: Wrath of the Necromancer DLC is now available!
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Posted on: September 14, 2025
frobozz0
Verified ownerGames: 167 Reviews: 3
Definitely worth it; check this game out
Enjoying this game quite a bit. It works well on a handheld or desktop. I don't mind a challenging game and the mechanics are fun. I lose a lot, but it feels winnable.
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Posted on: October 13, 2025
A1lex
Verified ownerGames: 235 Reviews: 1
fine and hard
fine and hard, awsome similarvto darkest dungeon
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Posted on: October 16, 2025
freeness
Verified ownerGames: 854 Reviews: 38
Guys, I don't know about this one
Darkest Dungeon was a game I never could get into. The grinding required to make progress had a sedative effect on me. But who doesn't love the art? The narrator? The promise of a unique turn-based RPG system? Well Iratus understands these things, but only skin-deep. Darkest Dungeon had this rough, heavily inked art that was dark and also covered up what were essentially Flash animations. Iratus has... High-definition models that have been heavily processed. This HIGHLIGHTS the horrible animations. The narrator? Horrible, horrible performance. Why they got, what I assume is an 80-year-old man to voice Nathan Explosion from Dethklok is beyond me. And I was literally wincing at the writing which I can only describe as embarrassing. There is also a mandatory tutorial that I think actually confused me more than if one didn't exist. The game is not half as complicated as it may seem at first. A lot of this is due to the amount of half-baked ideas that feel shoehorned in. If your minions die, you have to start from scratch! ...Unless you find a brain that's the same level as the guy you lost? There's a crafting system for your minions where you need to stitch together different parts to make them! ...But I always had every one I needed? There's an enemy insanity meter that gives a chance to kill them when drained! ...Or you can just attack their health and get a guaranteed kill? I'm sure there's more complexity later, but I don't feel like the grind is any less severe than the game Iratus is aping. So what does this game bring to the table that Darkest Dungeon doesn't give me? Uh, I can complete this game without dedicating my life to it. That IS a positive, actually. But why would I want to?
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Posted on: October 26, 2025
kokambar
Verified ownerGames: 171 Reviews: 2
very good game
Great game, recommended. I love skeletons.
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Posted on: January 9, 2022
HanaKen
Verified ownerGames: 241 Reviews: 1
I like the concept!
Being the villain is always cooler than being the good guy. Therefore, I prefer this game to Darkest Dungeon. Compared to the latter, Iratus seems more straightforward in terms of showing the player what to do and how to win battles. Sound effects (voice acting, spellcasting and slashing etc.) are also realistic and feels good. Crafting (creating) your minions using different ingredients adds a bit of inventory management to the game too, which is a plus. Overall, I will continue to play this game and unlock as many minions as possible. Good job, developers! Thank you.
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