Sparklite

Red Blue Games / Nov 14, 2019 / Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG

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Steam Deck Playable

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Sparklite is an action-adventure set in a whimsical & ever-changing land. Battle foes using an arsenal of gadgets, guns, & gear. Gear up for adventure in the dangerous corners of the procedurally generated world, take down titans of the mining industry, & harness the power of Sparklite!

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What's new

Patch-Board Hot-Fix

2020-01-24

Hello Adventurers! We've just submitted a Hot-Fix which addresses the patch board issue. We apologise if this has caused any problems to your game-run Patch Notes: - Fix issue where picking up patches would charge fuse cost Thank you for feeding this back to us. See you in Geodia!

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What players say

Mostly Positive

78% positive, 367 reviews

Not recommended28 hrs played

TO THOSE CONSIDERING THIS FOR LOCAL CO-OP: I purchased this game for it's local co-op gameplay and was sorely disappointed by yet another game that defines what is essentially an assisted single-player game as a couch co-op experience. Second player plays as the robot, which isn't even unlocked until the first boss is defeated and, once available, barely interacts with the environment let alone participates in combat...

19 found this helpful, 2026-06-04

Recommended10 hrs played

Played on: Steam Deck OLED (Linux SteamOS) – the game ran flawlessly off a MicroSD card, no compatibility issues whatsoever. Verdict: A solid action-adventure with gorgeous pixel art. The procedurally generated world is charming, standard enemies are well designed, and I had a good enough time to see it through to the end. But here's the catch: The bosses are awful. Just constant attack spam with barely any windows...

5 found this helpful, 2026-04-20

Not recommended7 hrs played

It's as shallow as a puddle. The store page describes it as a mix of Zelda and roguelite, but it doesn't do either genre well. You explore 5 randomly generated map areas to fight the boss and unlock a new tool/ability, but these abilities are literally only used once to unlock the next area. There's no backtracking to previous areas to collect missed items like in Zelda, no puzzles or hidden areas. The roguelite...

9 found this helpful, 2026-03-20