Kaamos

Freedom Games LLC

About this game

Kaamos is a bite-sized turn-based puzzle roguelike where battles are fought by matching tiles on a grid with looping rows and columns. Build your character and deck of tiles by looting equipment from your foes. Traverse a dark medieval world where the Sun went down and never rose again.

--Turn-Based Puzzle Battles
Face hostile opponents in duels to the death where you see enemy actions in advance. Match tiles of the same color on a grid where dragging a row or column loops it back on the other side in order to counter the incoming onslaught of enemy attacks. Stab, crush and cleave your way to victory.

--Build Your Character
Equip powerful weapons, armor, and rings to change your tactics and tile selection for battles. Want to be a dual-wielding berserker, an evasive duelist, or a knight clad in heavy armor? With over 180 items there are interesting build choices and playstyles for every player.

--Traverse a Sunless World
Navigate a randomly generated dark medieval world filled with madness. Unravel the mystery behind the disappearance of the Sun or fade into the darkness. You are not alone. There’s always something lurking in the dark behind every fork in the path.

Ratings and reviews

while the style and the music are lovely, it seems like it's not a true "failure gets you closer to victory" style roguelike. you're kind of stuck with the beginning character, and even beating the first boss is nigh impossible. I do like a challenging game, this just feels sisyphian in its difficulty. I definitely like where it's going though, lovely work!

I really do like the art style of this game, very nostalgic. But the core fighting mechanics of this game is a bit confusing and even hard to master. I would recommend the game developers to add more stats to armors to make it easier and more fun to do combos. Also I beat the game, I hope for updates

Really fun game. Story, graphics, gameplay, mechanics, all great. I'd give it 5 stars if the game didn't cut out all other audio while playing. I'd definitely play it more if it weren't for the same reason.