I hate my job.—Volcano Store Shopkeeper
The Volcano Store is the fourth store in the game Castle Crashers that becomes available to players while playing through the game.
Shop Description[]
The Volcano Store was previously tied with the Snow Store for the largest store in the game. They both been surpassed in size by the Insane Store. The Volcano Store offers a weapon, an animal orb, some basic supplies, and other items. The Volcano Store is unlocked after a player completes the Cyclops' Fortress level.
Items sold[]
The Volcano Store sells five items, with slight differences depending on the game version and Mode:
- Clunky Mace -
- Xbox One: 240 gold (Normal Mode)
- PC: 240 gold
- Xbox 360/PS3: 340 gold
- Bomb - 17 gold
- Health Potion - 13 gold
- Sandwich - 15 gold
- Spiny -
- Xbox One: 300 gold (Normal Mode)
- PC: 300 gold
- Xbox 360/PS3: 680 gold
- Dinner Fork -
- Xbox One: 340 gold (Insane Mode; replaces Clunky Mace)
- Cardboard Tube -
- Xbox One: 365 gold (Insane Mode; replaces Spiny)
Vendor Quotes[]
- Check out these snow globes.
- Don't get burned! Shop here NOW!
- Do you feel a draft?
- MUHAHA... I mean, hello!
- These deals are hot hot HOT!
- Best deals in Lava World!
- These prices burn my britches.
- Dante is our best customer.
- I hate my job.
Gallery[]
The Fire Demon Clerk with volcano snow globes and Cyclops statues at the desk.
A wide view of the Volcano Store.
Soundtrack[]
| Spanish Waltz |
Trivia[]
- The Volcano Store Shopkeeper has multiple lines that are only exclusive to later versions of Castle Crashers, such as the PS3, PC, and Xbox One versions. The Xbox 360 version only has 2 lines, which are "Check out these snow globes" and "I hate my job...".
- The Volcano Store is the first store to sell Sandwiches.
- The music that plays in this store is Spanish Waltz by Urbanus.
- This is the first shop in the game to introduce the Sandwich item.
- Conveniently, the price for Sandwiches are cheaper here than in the other store to sell sandwiches; which is Snow Store.
- The quote "Dante is our best customer." is a reference to Dante of Alighieri who wrote The Divine Comedy
See also[]
Stores
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