About Shrines of Wrath
Shrines of Wrath is a spooky incremental game where you play the force behind the curses. You summon evil, let it spread and corrupt the world around you a little more with every step. It's a short prototype, so think of it as a compact taste of an idea rather than a full release.
The scene is a dark pixel-art forest at night. A torii gate stands at the center, rows of gravestones flecked with red line the left side, and a glass dome and a stone statue sit off to the right. One counter at the top tracks what you've built up, and orange arrows sit at the left and right edges of the screen.
You can play Shrines of Wrath online with a mouse or trackpad. Like most idle and clicker games, it starts slow and speeds up as your total grows, so a few minutes in, the numbers start to move.
How to Play Shrines of Wrath
- Click inside the game window first, then try the mouse on the objects in the scene.
- Watch the counter at the top of the screen to see what you've gathered.
- Spend what you gather to summon curses and push the corruption further.
- Try the orange arrows at the screen edges to move around the forest.
- Use the icons in the top-right corner for settings, music and saving.
What to Expect in Shrines of Wrath
Shrines of Wrath is moody more than scary. The palette is near-black with red accents, the pixel shapes are simple, and the setting does a lot with very little: a shrine gate, a graveyard and a forest that slowly turns against itself.
Because it's a prototype, it's smaller than a finished incremental game. Expect a focused loop with a clear theme. Try Shrines of Wrath free for a short session if you like idle games with a darker twist.
Tips for Shrines of Wrath
- Click inside the window before anything else, or the game will not register your input.
- Use the save icon in the top-right corner before you close the tab.
- Check both ends of the forest with the edge arrows, so you see every spot in the scene.
- Put your first gains into whatever raises your income. Growth stacks from there.
- Let it run for a bit between clicks. The idle side keeps adding up while you watch the corruption spread.
Who Made Shrines of Wrath
Shrines of Wrath was made by Barribob, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Godot, with Fusion Pixel fonts by TakWolf and music by Dvir Silverstone. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Shrines of Wrath page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Shrines of Wrath free?
Yes, Shrines of Wrath costs nothing. It runs in your browser, so you can start right away without an account or a download. Click inside the window, and the dark forest and its shrine are ready for your first curse.
How do you play Shrines of Wrath?
Click inside the window, then use the mouse on the scene. You summon curses, watch the counter at the top climb and spend what you gather to spread corruption further. Arrows at the screen edges and icons in the top-right corner, including a save button, cover the rest.
What is the goal in Shrines of Wrath?
Your aim is to corrupt the world around the shrine as far as you can. Each curse you summon pushes the darkness further, and the numbers climb as you go. It's a prototype, so the goal is to see how far the loop can take you in one sitting.
Who made Shrines of Wrath?
Shrines of Wrath was made by Barribob, who built it in Godot and released it on itch.io. The pixel fonts are Fusion Pixel by TakWolf, and the music is by Dvir Silverstone. We embed the original build here and link back to it above.
Can I play Shrines of Wrath on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook is a good fit, since the game runs in the browser and plays with a mouse or trackpad. On a phone, taps may work, but the wide pixel scene and the small icons in the corner are easier to use on a bigger screen, so a laptop is the safer choice.
Is Shrines of Wrath unblocked at school?
It might be. Shrines of Wrath unblocked needs only a browser tab, and whether that tab opens is up to your school's filter. Nothing installs on the computer, so if FunClicker loads on your network, the game should load with it.
Is Shrines of Wrath scary?
Not really. Shrines of Wrath has a spooky look, with a dark forest, gravestones and a shrine gate, and you play the side spreading the curses. The tone is eerie rather than frightening, built on color and mood, so most players will find it more atmospheric than scary.
Is Shrines of Wrath a finished game?
No, it's a prototype. That means a smaller, early version of the idea, focused on the core loop of summoning curses and growing your total. It suits a short session, and you can save your progress with the icon in the top-right corner before you leave.
