Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands Game

About This Game

A role-playing game featuring musical themes with an affinity for the sick and ridiculous. The story revolves around a deadly battle of the bands contest, where entrants can attack and be attacked with music.

FEATURES:

• Customise the band with 9 musically-themed classes to choose from, each with their own attacks, perks and sensational appearance.
• Kick down every single door you come across, regardless of how unlocked they might be.
• Some doors will be too strong to kick down. That’s why you gotta kick down weaker doors to level up your door kicking skill until you’re strong enough.
• Fancy combat system that focuses on BAR EFFECTS. What happens BETWEEN turns makes all the difference, bringing real-time elements into the turn-based combat.
• Sew patches of band logos onto your BATTLE JACKET for extra perks in BATTLE.
• No Random Encounters! Monsters will be shown on the field for your avoiding leisure.
• Original soundtrack that’ll make you say things like SIIICK and OH RIGHT ON.
• Bursting at the seams with humour, absurdity and a wide variety of colourful characters, armed with an abundance of dialogue faces to express themselves TO THE MAX.
• A rich world packed with well over 100 unique NPCs.
• Even the ITEMS have personality. Say bye bye to the generic “HEALTH POTION”. Local NPC Barry Friendly is taking care of the soothing beverages around here. Sink into a warm cup of BARRY FRIENDLY’S TEA whenever your health is low. Maybe you’ll even have the pleasure of meeting Barry at some point.
• One of the enemies you fight is a skateboarding platypus.

Reviews

“It’s a joy exploring Deathbulge’s charming cartoony world, listening to its excellent soundtrack, meeting its quirky inhabitants and battling weird foes. An RPG adventure that’s more about having fun than grinding and stats.”
Alpha Beta Gamer

“The Deathbulge demo feels a bit like Double Fine’s earlier RPGs like Costume Quest, plus a dash of Brutal Legend and a whimsical sense of humour. This is heavy metal at its silliest.”
Rock Paper Shotgun