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72% positive of 37 · Mostly Positive · Live from Steam
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Free on Steam. The demo has its own app, so its players are counted separately.
The gates of hell have opened: whack all the monsters before they whack you! Collect their souls, ramp up your weapons and your spells, and become a slaughtering machine in this frantic roguelite top-down 2D shooter!
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Review score: 72% on 2026-11-01 → 72% today (37 reviews)
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Does not work on Steam Deck. Results from Valve's own testing.
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In some cases the "Construction Site" achievement was not unlocking. This has been fixed, and the conditions to unlock all achievements are double-checked when launching the game, to allow retroactive unlocking.
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The demo of "Whacking Hell!" is now available! You can try it for free. We hope it will convince you that the game is worth a purchase.
SpelStation had these comments about the game: - "Whacking Hell!" has one of the most interesting visual styles I've seen in the genre. - The game has great, powerful gothic music with organ, violin and heavy electro beats. It keeps the rounds fresh and I woul…
Multiple players told us that the hitboxes were too unforgiving: the slightest intersection between our character and an enemy would register as a hit. They were also inconsistent with the isometric perspective: our character would take a hit when its head was…