Skeletal Dance Party bops out this Halloween
As reanimated corpses go, these skeletons don’t appear significantly malicious. But they do have trumpets.
I’ve spent the previous 15 minutes hopping about within the demo for Skeletal Dance Party, an upcoming dungeon crawling bopping journey from Catalope Games. I’ve taken my first steps in the direction of organising the largest get together the world has ever seen.
Yep, that’s the objective. My undead friends are so blissful to be alive(ish) once more that they will’t maintain that feeling to themselves. They wish to have a celebration, which implies I’ve bought to romp round a dungeon zapping squires and recruiting their reanimated stays to the dance flooring. It’s easiest to only sic my troupe on these party-hating dullards, however I can even pelt them with magic orbs or telekinetically hurl tables at them.
Look at that vitality! That pzazz! Just the factor for a Monday morning.
The demo solely consists of the primary chapter, which doesn’t ask you to do something extra sophisticated than summoning up skelly friends and sending them to intestine members of “the Temple of Righteous Light”. I’m fairly certain these are the baddies. They try to cease you from partying.
The full game can have puzzles, and numerous spells for taking out minions your self when your military is busy boogieing. There’s additionally a cranium that does jokes, so I assume we’ll see extra of him.
This is the sorta-sequel to Skeletal Dance Simulator, a more sandboxy affair that inexcusably escaped RPS’s consideration three years in the past.
Skeletal Dance Party will likely be out on Steam and presumably Itch this Halloween, for an as but unknown quantity of monies.

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