Hammer of Virtue Review (Steam)

For our Hammer of Virtue Review, where we play a hammer-smashing action game with fully destructible environments. use your hammer for combat or smash the environment to launch debris toward your enemy to create emergent and chaotic gameplay interactions in a wild adventure.

Hammer of Virtue Review Pros:

• Nice graphics.
• 6.81GB download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Controller support.
• 3 save slots.
• Controls settings – rebind controls for both keyboard and the controller buttons, each player has a set of bindings.
• Graphics settings – resolution and fullscreen.
• Two-player local support.
• Art-based cutscenes and interactions.
• Full voice work of characters and narration.
• Two music styles – metal and classic.
• The goal of the game is to clear out and eliminate all enemies.
• The enemies are animals with armor and bad ass weapons like swords and claws.
• Fully destructible world.
• Has a huge reliance on physics.
• Enemies and even your character ragdoll around the place and can be hit by buildings that knock them down.
• A weird game indeed.
• Quick loading times.
• Unlock training modes.
• All levels can be replayed.
• Full stats screen.
• Unlock the next level by beating the current one.
• So satisfying to smash up the world and take out the enemy.
• Each face button is a different type of attack.

Hammer of Virtue Review Cons:

• It’s not all controllers, especially the menus.
• A lot of pop up.
• Does a poor job of explaining things.
• No tutorials.
• The controls are not great, I couldn’t get lock on or block to work at all with a controller.
• The levels are empty.
• Nothing in the world feels weighty.
• Huge difficulty spikes.
• Getting health back is not an exact science.

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Hammer of Virtue:

Official website.

Developer: No Pest Productions

Publisher: No Pest Productions

Store Links –

Steam