Juicy Realm is a roguelike game in which players must square off against bizarre fruits all across the world. The line between the animal and the plant world has become blurred, and the food chain has been completely disrupted. Humans, upon making this incredible discovery, have set up outposts along the border of the aggressive plants' habitat for investigations, defense, and in preparation for what may come. You take the role of a soldier on the front lines charged with confronting this strange new enemy.
Platforms
Android iOS Mac Switch PC PS4 PS5Genres
Adventure Arcade Indie Role-playing (RPG) ShooterThemes
Action
Languages: English and 4 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
GameBlast
By Carlos França JúniorEven with some structural flaws, arising from its mobile nature, Juicy Realm is a fun and charismatic roguelike for those who want quick games, but without any frenzy. Now, if you are a more hardcore fan of the genre, you will end up losing interest and opt for the more intense challenge from other more famous names.
TrueGaming
By TrueGamingJuicy Realm is a beautiful, colorful game that is full of charm and personality.Anyway, the game is a bit limited, soon you will feel that you are doing the same things over and over with no real progression.It is a good game with good mechanics and weapons variety but it won't last long.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationWhen it comes to roguelike shooters I’m both a tremendous fan and often a picky critic...
Worth Playing
By Cody MedellinJuicy Realm has the presentation nailed down, but everything else is merely serviceable. The shooting is fine, and the guns can be wacky, but the roguelike elements are lacking, dampening any reason to replay the game once you beat it. The short length doesn't help things, either, and while co-op is a nice touch, it doesn't extend the game's longevity. It's a fun title while it lasts, but don't be surprised if you quickly forget about it.
GameSpace
By Mitchell GassnerThe whole time I was playing I felt the PC was the wrong platform for the game. While I don't see myself coming back over and over to play the game at home, it would be a fun game to have on a mobile device. My PC gaming time is spent on more substantial games, but the short levels of Juicy Realm could be played while out and about.
