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Virtual Craft Studio / Nov 5, 2020 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG
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CompareExit Limbo : Opening is the first chapter of a neo-retro side-scrolling beat ’em up with adventure elements, elaborated fighting mechanics, memorable enemies and a truly unique setting and visual art style
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- Fixed "Footsie" combo pushing enemy players too far from the player - Fixed soundtrack bug during a specific boss fight - Fixed enemies randomly facing the wrong way while chasing the player
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61% positive, 18 reviews
Awful controls, game feels extremely half-baked. It sure does look neat, though -- styled like if Ninja Theory's 'DmC' played like Final Fight (your character may as well be Haggar, reincarnated as a rhinoceros) -- but it's too frustrating for me to stick with. You might fare better than I did depending on how much patience you have. According to other reviews it is a very short game. (and the devs can't seem to...
29 found this helpful, 2022-02-26
This game has a lot going for it, and I do recommend it. It reminds me of a TMNT beat 'em up crossed with Mortal Kombat gore and some decent exploration/puzzle solving. The game really has a great style. It is fun to tear enemies up with combos and be rewarded for exploring/solving puzzles. The issues it has I can see being too big of a turn off though for some, it almost made me quit. For starters, the game needs...
6 found this helpful, 2020-12-01
A beat 'em up where the tutorial seems unnaturally interested in teaching you to roll, jump, and run away, rather than how to fight. Not my cup of tea. I came in wanting to brawl my way through limbo, but after the miserable tutorial stage, the checkpoint system wants you to restart over and over with a sliver of life, just rolling the dice to see if you will survive until the next checkpoint. If someone finds...
7 found this helpful, 2022-07-24
Never heard of this game before. I accidentally found it by just looking for something different than I usually play. And man, what a nice surprise! I'm loving this! It reminds me of games I played as a kid - Final Fight and stuff like that ;) (especially in the arcades!). I LOVE the visuals. They've found a great graphical style here. Is it 2D? Is it 3D? Who knows! But I don't care! I just can't understand why a...
11 found this helpful, 2021-08-25
this one oozes style and feels like a long-lost Mirage Comics series, which is 1000% an aesthetic i can get behind. its a beat-'em-up at the core but there's also, fighting, character action, RPG, and a hint of soulslike in there i want to love it more than i do, but the controls feel unresponsive somehow, partly because i can't map movement/move inputs to my dual shock's d-pad - analog sticks just feel so wrong for...
10 found this helpful, 2020-11-09
Do you like beat'em ups? Side scrolling and smashing hordes of foes like you did in Castle Crashers or Streets of Rage? Exit Limbo covers this with combat aspects you find in 1 on 1 fighting games like Tekken and Mortal Kombat with the brutality of the latter. A dedicated block and grab button offers more control in combat while the combo meter unlocks a short rage mode. You go on a rescue and revenge journey...
4 found this helpful, 2021-01-14
Great beat'em up, i really enjoyed it. Magnificent combos and astonishing graphics. Great job!
10 found this helpful, 2020-11-06
Game is not good. Lot of issues with combat controls and character movement while in combat. A lock on function and rapid about face function would make combat more fluid. I would advise not getting this game.
1 found this helpful, 2023-04-02
i loved how badass the main character was in this, a great beat em up, i liked looking for secrets for treashy too. The art style was probably my favorite part of it, cool world created.
2 found this helpful, 2021-03-26
Exit Limbo: Opening, developed by Virtual Craft Studio and published by IndieGala, is a dark, stylish reimagining of the classic beat-’em-up genre, infused with surreal atmosphere and brutal violence. It’s an unapologetically gritty throwback that marries the arcade sensibilities of games like Streets of Rage or Final Fight with the modern cinematic flair of indie experimentation. From its opening moments, it...
0 found this helpful, 2025-10-30