Tentacult!

Salty Sloth Studios L.L.C. / Sep 23, 2016 / Adventure, Casual, Indie

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Tentacult! is a chaotic swarm control game set in a modern day Pleasantville which meets Lovecraftian Horror as your "Tentacutes" make friends with the community.

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What's new

MORE FIXED SCHTUFF

2016-09-27

• How to play dialogue box (people didn't know there was a clump button) • Pause menu pauses game • Exit dialogue boxes by selecting X available with controller *A word from our Lord* It has come to my attention that the Salty Sloth Studios has not made it abundantly clear on how to regroup my future friends. Press the A or Space buttons on your controller and keyboards. There is also a new dialogue box where I tell you this. This feature has been in the game from day one and we apologize for not making more clear. NOW GO GET ME SOME FRIENDS...PLZ! *A word from us* We're very sorry Lord Cthulhu, please do NOT sacrifice us during the next ritual.

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What players say

Positive

84% positive, 32 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

Only 99 cents! Game is fun and it seems like there are multiple ways about going at each level. I have been playing it on the Steam controller and it been fantastic. Ill upload steam controller configuration when I get a chance. Got to get back to shaking hands with bonies.

9 found this helpful, 2016-09-23

Recommended1 hrs played

A delightfully evil action puzzle game. There are a lot of great details. There are some downsides. Town layout is not great in some levels, and you can wander around with everyone dead just looking for the exit. Some areas require more precision than the controls allow, forcing you to lose large numbers of your guys. Still, for $1, it is great fun for an hour or two. And very friendly evil. I recommend it.

4 found this helpful, 2017-03-05

Not recommended3 hrs played

Tentacult is a perfect example of a great concept executed badly. At first it's quite fun, even cathartic, watching people scream and run away as you attempt to mutilate their bodies and release the octopus demon from within befriend them, but the numerous problems that build up as you play and make Tentacult seem more like an early access game than a final version. The two worst offenders making this game feel...

5 found this helpful, 2016-10-05