
Damaaz the Barbarian Warlock
Damaaz The Barbarian Warlock is a single player fast-paced Beat 'em Up action game with unique, comic style line art. Inspired by Sword and Sorcery, plunge into the dark fantasy world of Damaaz the Barbarian Warlock.
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December 14, 2023
2 years and 231 days ago
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Positive11 reviews90.9%
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Kill to kill more!
After the mad Wizard Kings destroy Damaaz’s whole tribe with demonic magicks, the barbarian warlock is set on a path of revenge, bloody mayhem and destruction.
Damaaz The Barbarian Warlock is a single player fast-paced Beat 'em Up action game with unique, comic style line art. Inspired by Sword and Sorcery, plunge into the dark fantasy world of Damaaz the Barbarian Warlock.
The game was produced by students of University of Applied Sciences Jamk during the fall semester 2023
Features:
As Damaaz the Barbarian Warlock you hack and slash your way through countless enemies on your quest.
- Combo attacks with the use of Light and Heavy attacks.
- Dash and run to avoid danger.
- Power bar combining both player health and skill stamina bar.
- Multiple enemy types to challenge your skills.
- Boss battle to overcome.
- Dynamic sounds utilizing Wwise.
- Original soundtrack.
- Original hand drawn comic style art and animations.
Credits:

Made by Team NothingToSay:
Sami Villa: Product owner, Art
Tony Eriksson: Coding, Testing
Binh Lai: Coding, Business
Ilkka Reponen: Design, Publishing
Sannina Salin: Art
Laura Suurla: Music
Maia Thompson: Marketing, Art
Mika Karhulahti: Music vocals
Risto Koskenkorva: Music vocals
Jaakko Kuorikoski: Sound effects
Samppa Leino: Music
Mira Oja: Sound effects
Special thanks to:
Aron Dexter: Choreography
Urho Heinonen: Choreography
Daniel Imbert: Audio implementation
Tuomas Roininen and Digi & Game Center