Skull Caps

Skull Caps garnered mixed reception from critics. Génération 4s Sebastien Tasserie commended the "crazy" traps and animation of the Skullies, but saw the limited types of structures, average visuals, and cumbersome interface to be negative aspects of the game. Joysticks Céline Guise felt the game's humor and simplicity made it unique in the strategy genre. Guise noted its humorous animations and originality, but faulted the primary objectives. PC Jokers Steffen Schamberger highlighted its multiplayer, but found the graphical presentation rather simple and response of commands with the cursor occasionally sluggish. An editor for Micromanía wrote that the precision and speed of the cursor should have been more refined, while also commenting that each level can be repetitive. Regardless, they stated that the game was simple, entertaining and addictive. Power Plays Stephan Freundorfer felt the game's basic idea was refreshingly different and found the traps occasionally hilarious. Freundorfer commended the multiplayer component, but faulted the game's visual design. PC Games Petra Maueröder criticized the game's controls, graphics, and monotonous objectives. PC Players Alex Brante gave the game positive remarks for its cute character animations, arsenal of weapons, and beginner-friendly tutorials. Nevertheless, Brante saw the lack of variety in the objectives and tactical options, and the confusing zoom feature as negative points. Xtreme PCs Maximiliano Peñalver praised the variery of stuff to develop, but ultimately lambasted its pre-rendered graphics, music, repetitive gameplay, and user interface, expressing that Skull Caps should have been released two years earlier.