
Platform, Puzzle, Indie, Arcade
Killer Chambers is an action-platformer/memory-game hybrid. You must survive in small rooms filled with traps until one turn of the hourglass. Even if you're hit only once you die! Nothing is left to chance, every trap pattern is made to be challenging yet fun to solve. The player must arm himself with quick reflexes and good (muscle) memory.
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Plot-driven, intimate, spare and unpretentious.
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God is a GeekLyle CarrDec 20206/10Killer Chambers contains plenty of interesting ideas, but ultimately it's punishing difficulty just leads to frustration.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20206.5/10There's definitely something a certain segment of the gaming public digs about challenging games...
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VGamingNewsDrew SherrattJan 20216/10In the end, it’s clear that the Orlandi brothers have put in a lot of time and love into the creation of Killer Chambers, but the limited scope of the premise and the emphasis on difficulty over enjoyment ultimately left me feeling a little underwhelmed. It’s a game for the most dedicated of players, or those particularly keen on testing their patience with a series of punishing memory tests.
IGDB rating 6.5/10 from 1 ratings.
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