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Dive into Fatal Claw, a Metroidvania game in vibrant 2D artwork. Explore the arcane underworld your way with Kisha. Your ultimate goal is to find the key to the surface world alongside other survivors, while vanquishing infected enemies and absorbing their power. Start your clawsome adventure now!
Fatal Claw is a metroidvania, exploration and 2d platformer game
developed by NDEV GAMES
and published by Com2us Holdings.
Released on August 26th 2026 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 10 languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Traditional Chinese and Portuguese - Brazil.
It has received 456 reviews of which 406 were positive and 50 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.60€ on Steam with a 20% discount, but you can find it for 8.19€ on Eneba.
The Steam community has classified Fatal Claw into these genres:
Metroidvania
Exploration
2D Platformer
Action-Adventure
Hand-drawn
Nonlinear
Platformer
Atmospheric
Story Rich
Multiple Endings
Side Scroller
Dark Fantasy
Adventure
Action
2D
Singleplayer
Cats
Indie
Cartoony
Anime
Here is the detailed breakdown of supported languages for Fatal Claw:
| UI | Subtitle | Audio | |
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| English | |||
| German | |||
| French | |||
| Korean | |||
| Spanish - Spain | |||
| Simplified Chinese | |||
| Traditional Chinese | |||
| Russian | |||
| Japanese | |||
| Portuguese - Brazil |
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64bit)
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E5200
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce 9800 GTX+ (1GB)
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 3 GB available space
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First of all, really solid Metroidvania! Good Job Devs If i have to give it a ranking based on other Metroidvanias i would say easy 8.5/10 I have played over 30 Metroidvanias so far and this was easily one of the more enjoyable ones Now for the Feedback Part 1. Positives Worldbuilding / Enviroment and Exploration I found it really satisfying losing myself in the World but the narrative always gave me enough breadcrumbs to just about guess where i have to go next to progress the story and find the next upgrades for further exploration. Even when i sometimes got a bit sidetracked. But the Game does a really good job rewarding those sidetracks with small goodies and incremental Upgrades to my Overall character Power. The Enviroments where varied and i was positively suprised how many different areas there were. The Connection between the areas felt really well done and the world felt mostly coherent. Worldbuilding via logs / Cutscenes was absolutly amazing, i found and read every bit of lore i got my hands on and with that something extra at the end i hope we can get a Fatal Claw 2, i feel like you build a strong enough foundation to warrant that. Traversal I love the traversal gauntles, just wished for a slight harder one, most of them with a few exceptions felt a bit too easy for my liking ( also i know thats not everyones cup of tea so i understand the hesitation there ) I really liked the escape sequences! 2. Neutral Combat and Bossfights Honestly combat was good enough, i would have loved a bit more variety in weapon choice, but i understand the thematic point of only having the claw. The Spellsystem in havent really interacted much, but i liked the integration of spells into the traversal a lot. I also enjoyed the little gimmicks with the sniper tool and other stuff like that. Bossfights were ok for the most Part, i for my part am a masochist and love to learn boss patterns and grind harder bosses, so for me i would have loved it if the last few bosses were a bit harder. I think i havent had to use more than 10 trys on any given most, with most of them just 2 or 3 shotting. The Design of the bosses tho i loved, The abilitys were well designed. Standout Bossfight: Sorran and the escape robo sequence with ortrinde afterwards Not so good Bossfights: Kurzt, i feel this guy for the importance of the story is just way too boring, you can just stand on the middle platform dodge his attacks and spam upslash. Its weird that you dont have to do the blink stuff to progress the fight into a phase 2 or something. Sadly a wasted opportunity for a visual cool bossfight Last"ish" Boss: i wont spoil who the last boss is but i feel like he also could have used a secret 3rd Phase if you progressed the True End Route enough ( But maybe thats just my Nine Sols Bias speaking here ) 3. Bad Nothing, like really... everything was competent at least Overall tho i absolutly enjoyed my time with this game, and would recommend it whole heartedly as one of the best ones released this year so far. And i am hoping for the devs that it sells well enough to warrant a second one with an expanded world, harder bossfights, more diverse combat and equally good character progression and exploration.
Been following the game since mid-Early access, now that the game has fully released it's time to review the game. Controls feels great, world is vast and varied with plenty do to and plenty to explore, a good progression system that encounrages exploration and a great story to keep you engaged, this game has plenty to love and plenty to recommend. beyond the game itself, the devs has been engaged with the community, listening to feedback and improving their game more and more with each update, not just adding content but acting on feedback and improving existing aspects of the game.
Game is well paced, doesn't really hold your hand, rewarding exploration, narrative is well constructed, not quite to the same level of polish as Hollow Knight or Ori and the Will of the Wisps, still worth the price imho. (Note: much better that Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus, Doomblade, and TwilightMonk)
Had an absolutely fantastic time all the way through this one! If someone asked me what "the book" in the phrase "doing it by the book" means for Metroidvanias in 2026, I'd point them to this game. It has very little strictly unique to it, perhaps besides how it handles the postgame, but everything in this game is done very, very well! The art is incredible, solid OST, great platforming, excellent exploration, impressive storytelling/character writing for the genre, and some fun bossfights (tho my build definitely trivialized some of the late ones.. i may have played too much of this genre at this point lol). Easy recommend from me for fans of the genre!
---See where this game landed on my Metroidvania Tier List beneath this rec!--- This is one of those metroidvanias that gets most of the basics right, yet was somehow very mid and ordinary. I would be comparing this to lesser games like Voidwrought rather than Hollow Knight , as the game doesn't really come close to the bigger hitters. Nothing about Fatal Claw really stood out in a positive way, except for perhaps a sad piano tune which played in one of the biomes. One thing that irked me was the lack of difficulty. ..and then right at the end, the last few bosses were suddenly a huge difficulty spike (after I had been killing most of the bosses on the first try). Late on there was also a platforming section or two that got a bit tricky. So there's not a good amount of challenge in the game until the very end, no difficulty curve, just the dials set at 1 or 10. ..well maybe that's slightly dramatic, let's say 3 or 9. As for exploration, the game marks missing treasures that you need to return for so I didn't feel the need to use my map markers except to mark a teleport point that I was too poor to activate one time (teleport points for some reason cost 300 currency to activate). I don't have much else to say about this game. After a jump your character falls back down really fast which didn't feel the best at first, but was a minor irk moreso than a problem. You can pogo on enemies and they don't have any recourse, they just walk side to side while you abuse them. Once you beat the final boss, it starts a new game with all of your map still explored and teleport points unlocked. The game also respawns the bosses and NPC quest locations (none of these are marked on your map, you have to remember where they were). In this new game there are new collectables spawned all over the map, but having already explored all of these places it just felt like arbitrary busy-work, so this is where I noped out on the game. I had killed all of the bosses and explored almost all of the map once already at this point. There isn't enough space in a Steam Rec to post my entire Tier List, so I cut off the bottom tiers and just left the games I liked. You can find the latest (and better) version of the Tier List on my reddit profile which I update every six months or sooner, located here: [url=https://www.reddit.com/r/metroidvania/comments/14l87nn/my_large_metroidvania_tier_list/]Tier List ===================== My Metroidvania Tier List (PC) (excluding Metroid & Castlevania titles) ===================== -Not an objective list, purely how much I enjoyed the games- S+ Aeterna Noctis | S Tier (Truly Special) Astalon: Tears of the Earth | Hollow Knight: Silksong | MIO: Memories in Orbit | Hollow Knight | Master Key³$ | Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom | S- Solateria | Blasphemous 2 | Cathedral | Crypt Custodian³ | A+ Afterimage | The Last Faith | Supraland³ | Supraland: Six Inches Under³ | Oolo³ | Frogmonster³ | A Tier (Amazing) Elderand | Ori and the Will of the Wisps | Doomblade^ | BioGun | Zexion | Chronicles of the Wolf | Kotama and Academy Citadel | Blossom Tales 2³$ | A- Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights | Depths of Sanity | F.I.S.T. | Pampas & Selene | Ender Magnolia | Mandragora | B+ Blast Brigade | Haak | Turbo Kid | Nine Sols | Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus | Biomorph | Minishoot’ Adventures³ | Banjo-Kazooie³ | Banjo-Tooie³ | Donkey Kong 64³ | B Tier (Really Enjoyed) Animal Well | Alwa’s Legacy | Steamworld Dig 2 | Islets | Blasphemous | After Death | Pronty^ | Mortal Manor* | Escape From Tethys | Outbuddies DX* | Monster Sanctuary | Elliot Quest | Rebel Transmute | Moonlight Pulse | Environmental Station Alpha | Twilight Monk | Death’s Door³ | Pipistrello and the Cursed Yo-yo³ | Yooka-Laylee³ | Raider Kid and the Ruby Chest | B- Shadow Labyrinth | Haiku, the Robot | Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown | The Mobius Machine | Ultros | Voidwrought | Crystal Project³ | Shattered Divinities | Unsighted³ | Tunic³ | Prey (2017)³ | Possessor(s) | Before I Go | C+ (Fun) Lone Fungus | Lone Fungus: Melody of Spores | Guns of Fury | Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night | Laika: Aged through Blood | Ghost Song | Kunai | Kingdom Shell | Axiom Verge | Treasure Adventure Game | GigaSword* | Infernax | Flipwitch# | Momodora 4 | Momodora 5 | HunterX | HunterX: code name T | Gestalt | Alruna and the Necro-Industrialists | Super Roboy | BladeChimera | AntiChamber³ | Blossom Tales³$ | Mask of Soul | Tiny Dangerous Dungeons Remake | MF-01 Aerostrike^ | Infinitevania* | Fatal Claw | Xanthiom 2 | C Tier (Enjoyed) The Throne | Plague of Yamorn* | Constance | Column on the Sea | 9 Years of Shadows | Jrago* | Xanthiom Zero | Carrion^ | Chasm | Wuppo | The Mummy Demastered | Catmaze | Curse of the Sea Rats* | Death’s Gambit: Afterlife | Castle In The Clouds DX# | Omega Strike | Aggelos | Midnight Castle Succubus# | Overbowed | Rabi-Ribi | TEVI | Far Star | Sheepo | Skelethrone: The CoE* | Unworthy | Undivine | Somber Echoes | Oirbo* | Ato | Side Scape³$ | And All Would Cry Beware³ | Lycanthorn 2³ | Gravethorn | Vomitoreum³ | Maid of Salvation³ | Kalinur | 100 Pumpkins 2 | Grumpy Jack³ | Sealed Bite | Jedi: Fallen Order³ | Little Nemo and the Guardians of Slumberland | Arkham Asylum³ | Omnigon | SJ-19 learns to Love | Paradox Vector³ | The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest | Hargrave | Bread Adventure | EldritchVania |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fatal Claw is currently priced at 19.60€ on Steam.
Yes, Fatal Claw is currently available at a 20% discount. You can purchase it for 19.60€ on Steam.
Yes, Fatal Claw received 406 positive votes out of a total of 456 achieving a rating of 8.29.
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Fatal Claw was developed by NDEV GAMES and published by Com2us Holdings.
Yes, Fatal Claw is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Fatal Claw is not playable on MacOS.
No, Fatal Claw is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Fatal Claw is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Fatal Claw is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Fatal Claw does not support VR.
Fatal Claw is a single-player game.
No, Fatal Claw does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Fatal Claw does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Fatal Claw does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Fatal Claw is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Fatal Claw.
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Developer
NDEV GAMES
Publisher
Com2us Holdings
Release
26 Aug 2026
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