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Guild of Dungeoneering
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A unique card-based RPG where you create the dungeon for your heroes adventures!
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A unique card-based RPG where you create the dungeon for your heroes adventures!
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About Guild of Dungeoneering
Get ready for some Ice Cream Headaches! The second Adventure Pack is now available!
Become the ultimate Dungeon Master as you bribe, entice and coax your heroes through their adventures on a quest to restore your guild to its ultimate glory! Guild of Dungeoneering is a unique turn-based RPG with a twist: instead of controlling the hero, you build the dungeon around him. Using cards drawn from your Guild decks, you lay down rooms, monsters, traps and of course loot! Meanwhile your hero is making his own decisions on where to go and what to fight. But will he be strong enough to take on the dungeon's overlord? In between dungeon runs and card based battles, manage your Guild building new rooms to attract new classes of adventurer and to expand your decks of cards with more powerful items and events.
Build up your Guild with new rooms to attract new classes of adventurer and collect powerful items and abilities. From lowly Chumps to renowned Cartomancers, you’ll need all the recruits you can get in this challenging rogue-like RPG where no two dungeons are ever the same. Lead your hero to battle with the dangerous dungeon overlord, where his skill will be put to the ultimate test - for the glory of your Guild!
Guild of Dungeoneering will reward you for purchasing now by giving you all future content updates for FREE! As each content update is made, we may be charging a little bit more for the game.
Our second expansion pack, Ice Cream Headaches, is now available! Quest through the snowy mountains, visit the ice cream monks and battle all new monsters like the Slushie Elemental and the Pygmy Mammoth. With 21 new quests, 30 new monsters and 3 new classes, it’s our biggest expansion yet!
Ice Cream Headaches also introduces Favour, an all new gameplay mechanic which can aid in your quest’s success… or failure. Earn Favour by defeating monsters in rooms with a Rune of Fate, and spend your Favour to earn powerful card-manipulation effects. Use your Favour to draw extra cards in battle, or even remove weaker cards from your deck for the rest of the quest.
All this plus our first expansion pack, Pirates Cove, is available now!
Does not require an online connection to play.
NOTE: Guild of Dungeoneering does NOT run on the iPad mini 1, iPad2, iPhone 4 or similar hardware.
Features:
• A turn-based RPG card game with a truck ton of personality, unique pen and paper visuals, catchy music and hilarious writing!
• Take control of your fledgling group of heroes and lead them to victory! (after admitting to a few defeats of course)
• Entice, coax and bribe your heroes to clear the dungeons you build by strategically placing rooms, monsters and loot from the cards you are dealt
• Get to know each of your hero’s personality and traits, upgrade your existing heroes, and add new heroes while you try out new strategies to keep from sending them to their doom!
• Manage your guild carefully and spend your hard earned ‘glory’ wisely to level up and unlock more rooms and equipment. Improving your guild means you'll have a better chance at beating the harder dungeons as you progress and take down the ultimate dungeon overlord.
Become the ultimate Dungeon Master as you bribe, entice and coax your heroes through their adventures on a quest to restore your guild to its ultimate glory! Guild of Dungeoneering is a unique turn-based RPG with a twist: instead of controlling the hero, you build the dungeon around him. Using cards drawn from your Guild decks, you lay down rooms, monsters, traps and of course loot! Meanwhile your hero is making his own decisions on where to go and what to fight. But will he be strong enough to take on the dungeon's overlord? In between dungeon runs and card based battles, manage your Guild building new rooms to attract new classes of adventurer and to expand your decks of cards with more powerful items and events.
Build up your Guild with new rooms to attract new classes of adventurer and collect powerful items and abilities. From lowly Chumps to renowned Cartomancers, you’ll need all the recruits you can get in this challenging rogue-like RPG where no two dungeons are ever the same. Lead your hero to battle with the dangerous dungeon overlord, where his skill will be put to the ultimate test - for the glory of your Guild!
Guild of Dungeoneering will reward you for purchasing now by giving you all future content updates for FREE! As each content update is made, we may be charging a little bit more for the game.
Our second expansion pack, Ice Cream Headaches, is now available! Quest through the snowy mountains, visit the ice cream monks and battle all new monsters like the Slushie Elemental and the Pygmy Mammoth. With 21 new quests, 30 new monsters and 3 new classes, it’s our biggest expansion yet!
Ice Cream Headaches also introduces Favour, an all new gameplay mechanic which can aid in your quest’s success… or failure. Earn Favour by defeating monsters in rooms with a Rune of Fate, and spend your Favour to earn powerful card-manipulation effects. Use your Favour to draw extra cards in battle, or even remove weaker cards from your deck for the rest of the quest.
All this plus our first expansion pack, Pirates Cove, is available now!
Does not require an online connection to play.
NOTE: Guild of Dungeoneering does NOT run on the iPad mini 1, iPad2, iPhone 4 or similar hardware.
Features:
• A turn-based RPG card game with a truck ton of personality, unique pen and paper visuals, catchy music and hilarious writing!
• Take control of your fledgling group of heroes and lead them to victory! (after admitting to a few defeats of course)
• Entice, coax and bribe your heroes to clear the dungeons you build by strategically placing rooms, monsters and loot from the cards you are dealt
• Get to know each of your hero’s personality and traits, upgrade your existing heroes, and add new heroes while you try out new strategies to keep from sending them to their doom!
• Manage your guild carefully and spend your hard earned ‘glory’ wisely to level up and unlock more rooms and equipment. Improving your guild means you'll have a better chance at beating the harder dungeons as you progress and take down the ultimate dungeon overlord.
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Great but grindy
Jun 22, 2018 It’s easy to play right away, and it’s easy to die no matter what dungeoneer you use. So you have to get enough money to upgrade the decks and unlock characters that you will need, along with luck, to pass harder levels. You don’t actually train your characters (for very long) you really just learn which characters work better, and which upgrades work better. It’s a lot of fun if you don’t mind dying most of the time, and gaining in game knowledge rather than experience or level of your dungeoneers, which always die. One of my most promising characters died in the first encounter with a bat with 3 hp. What can you say, they just regenerate as beginners again, all hero’s are completely disposable. Otherwise pretty cool. I give it an extra star for not being dependent on in-app purchases. It’s an interesting game, and pretty fun if you’re not too easily annoyed by constantly dying by a passive RNGmore -
Aug 8, 2020 Great game, but on a galaxy s10, as said before, the game bleeds over the edge of the screen so you cant tap the runes easily, you cant see how many you have and you cant see enemy cards when they have predictable.more -
It’s Novel
May 16, 2019 5 stars for novelty, 3 stars for fun, 4 for mechanics, 2 for castle improvement costs/benefits. It has roguelike elements, but replaying a level is not unique, so best to beat everything on first run. Best strategies become clear quickly though, which is good for winning on first runs, but bad for entertainment. Improving your castle(?) is expensive and not very meaningful: with a good strategy, you’ll be better off with the right 50g upgrades than many 2000g upgrades. Worse, many 2000g upgrades will hurt a good strategy (true, a new strategy will open up, but it will not likely be better than a good strat for cheap upgrades). Maybe the upgrades would seem cheaper if one farmed, but there are only 3-ish mob-types per area (maybe 5 if you count different versions—weak, strong, stronger—of the same mob), and each area has several levels. This monotony make farming out of the question for me--that and the incentive to upgrade is minor. I love roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, but I can only play this one for 5-15 minutes or so per day (1-2 dungeons) before I feel like Sisyphus (and, again, I'm only rarely actually replaying levels, they just all feel the same). It's an expensive game for this level of entertainment.more -
Jul 13, 2020 It's a great idea just way to random after a point and no longer feels like you lose because of lack of skill rather because the cards screw you over.more -
Really 3.5 stars, but I rounded up
Jan 24, 2019 I think this falls into not a bad game, but not really great either. I’d say the presentation is 4 stars, gameplay 3. The biggest problem is the lack of variety. Classes are all very similar. Monsters are all very similar. Quests are practically the same in each dungeon. There are dozens of dungeons with different names but they might as well be the same one over and over again. Also RNG is quite strong in the game, particularly in the early levels when you don’t have that many good characters to choose from. You either draw the right cards or you don’t. Not much strategy or deck building to it. Once you get better characters the RNG isn’t as big a factor but the game gets boring fast at that point. Once I got the Grail Knight I pretty much never lost a fight after that. I could force myself to play a lesser character to make it more of a challenge, but the challenge is again all in whether you draw the right cards. To sum up, fun for a little while as you learn the game, but no longevity.more
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Jun 28, 2020 Looks fun and well made. But it's text heavy and most of the text is too tiny to read.more
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Great but grindy
Jun 22, 2018 It’s easy to play right away, and it’s easy to die no matter what dungeoneer you use. So you have to get enough money to upgrade the decks and unlock characters that you will need, along with luck, to pass harder levels. You don’t actually train your characters (for very long) you really just learn which characters work better, and which upgrades work better. It’s a lot of fun if you don’t mind dying most of the time, and gaining in game knowledge rather than experience or level of your dungeoneers, which always die. One of my most promising characters died in the first encounter with a bat with 3 hp. What can you say, they just regenerate as beginners again, all hero’s are completely disposable. Otherwise pretty cool. I give it an extra star for not being dependent on in-app purchases. It’s an interesting game, and pretty fun if you’re not too easily annoyed by constantly dying by a passive RNGmore -
Good Game, needs balance
Dec 12, 2018 Overall, fun game, good session-by-session deck building concept. Enemy types were varied enough to stay interesting, synergies were fun and simple to put together. My one complaint is that I never needed to use most classes. Some were just so much better than the others (lookin’ at you, artificer) that it felt like handicapping myself if I chose anyone else, and too easy is I chose that one. I had something in the neighborhood of 30 dungeons complete on a single character by the time I got to the end of the game, and I thought it was a little ridiculous that I was able to do so on a single character.more -
Worth the price of admission
Apr 9, 2017 Paid for the main game. Worth 6$ by itself. A novel new concept merging dungeon building, card fighting, and old school D&D style rng. Advancement is in unlocking new characters rather than building old ones, which at first glance is a weakness that will get repetitive, but has stood rather well in my 40+ hours game time. It's addictive because you can't build an unbeatable behemoth. The music is a good touch, but I would like a full soundtrack rather than small bites of it. This is, however a cheap game, not a concept album. The humor of the game and story shines in the effort it shows without being obnoxious. It's been the source of many lighthearted chuckles and nostalgic memory triggers harkening back to my golden days of dice and braggadocio around a gaming table. The best part? The main game is just an appetizer, because the addons (which rival the main game in length and concept innovation) are included in the price. One word to describe this game? WORTH.more -
Amusing, quirky game
Aug 20, 2017 Totally worth the small entrance fee. This has provided hours of amusement and at least a few genuine chuckles. Gameplay is a combination of turn-based "card" duals, in which some characters offer the chance for more tactical play, and "building" dungeons by connecting hallways and rooms. You can earn more gold with every hallway; gold gets you new character classes, better loot drops, and little trinkets to help your dungeoneers stay alive. The amusing character commentary, ridiculous gear, and other tongue-in-cheek writing adds to the fun. In sum, worth the small sum to play.more -
Easily underestimated gem
Jun 21, 2017 While not flashy this game has a great premise and execution. It is easily playable in bite sized sessions, and has no in app purchases or pay to win nonsense. The combat deck building card system is fun and engaging. I found some classes underwhelming, but the ones I enjoyed really flavored the tactics in different ways. The dungeon exploration card playing seems weird at first where you are sort of both hero and dungeon builder, but the pre-built sections and goals for each quest actually make it work well. Definitely worth the price of admission.more
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Aug 8, 2020 Great game, but on a galaxy s10, as said before, the game bleeds over the edge of the screen so you cant tap the runes easily, you cant see how many you have and you cant see enemy cards when they have predictable.more -
Really 3.5 stars, but I rounded up
Jan 24, 2019 I think this falls into not a bad game, but not really great either. I’d say the presentation is 4 stars, gameplay 3. The biggest problem is the lack of variety. Classes are all very similar. Monsters are all very similar. Quests are practically the same in each dungeon. There are dozens of dungeons with different names but they might as well be the same one over and over again. Also RNG is quite strong in the game, particularly in the early levels when you don’t have that many good characters to choose from. You either draw the right cards or you don’t. Not much strategy or deck building to it. Once you get better characters the RNG isn’t as big a factor but the game gets boring fast at that point. Once I got the Grail Knight I pretty much never lost a fight after that. I could force myself to play a lesser character to make it more of a challenge, but the challenge is again all in whether you draw the right cards. To sum up, fun for a little while as you learn the game, but no longevity.more -
Mar 7, 2020 Satisfying trial amd error, with learned strategy. I saw this early and always wanted it. Knew what I was buying. My only problem is that the screen is offset to the right . I kind of had to get past that before I got into the came. Someone should tell the developers to fix.more -
May 30, 2020 Great game, but it does not fit in my note 10+ screen. The right hand side where the setting button and other buttons are cut off.more -
Mar 6, 2020 Excellent game, small bug. Would be five stars but if I put my phone on sleep while the app is open the screen is just flat gray when I turn it back on and I have to restart the app to get back to normal. Sometimes when you minimize the app, most assets are black when re-opening.more
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It’s Novel
May 16, 2019 5 stars for novelty, 3 stars for fun, 4 for mechanics, 2 for castle improvement costs/benefits. It has roguelike elements, but replaying a level is not unique, so best to beat everything on first run. Best strategies become clear quickly though, which is good for winning on first runs, but bad for entertainment. Improving your castle(?) is expensive and not very meaningful: with a good strategy, you’ll be better off with the right 50g upgrades than many 2000g upgrades. Worse, many 2000g upgrades will hurt a good strategy (true, a new strategy will open up, but it will not likely be better than a good strat for cheap upgrades). Maybe the upgrades would seem cheaper if one farmed, but there are only 3-ish mob-types per area (maybe 5 if you count different versions—weak, strong, stronger—of the same mob), and each area has several levels. This monotony make farming out of the question for me--that and the incentive to upgrade is minor. I love roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, but I can only play this one for 5-15 minutes or so per day (1-2 dungeons) before I feel like Sisyphus (and, again, I'm only rarely actually replaying levels, they just all feel the same). It's an expensive game for this level of entertainment.more -
Jul 13, 2020 It's a great idea just way to random after a point and no longer feels like you lose because of lack of skill rather because the cards screw you over.more -
A very good game
Jun 13, 2017 I like the approach to the graphics, and the card based play. Even the music is amusing when your character dies. Its a good game. Maybe it's just me, but the cards are a little confusing to figure out in terms of which ones compliment each other. It would be good if there was a tutorial that said what the differences between the traits were, and more information on the character strengths/weaknesses are. For instance, I got a monk, but I'm not sure how to use him and what cards to use with him because I'm not sure what his strengths are. Also, I expected to die a lot, but sometimes it happens after a lot of time has already been spent. You carefully plan and get good cards, and move slowly, then you get killed by a sudden strong enemy that's a lower level than you. Also, it would be nice if you could keep the traits you spend a long time obtaining for a character. When your character dies - and it's setup for that, you have to start completely over without the traits you spent an hour to get. Last, if the characters lose everything when they die, then it would be nice if they could replay dungeons. Once you finish a level you can't access it again, which means you're moving on to harder levels with your weak brand new character each time he dies. Thanks for your time.👍🏻more -
May 14, 2020 Kind of a shallow xp, it doesn't really give you a lot of possibilities or gameplay variety for the price it asks for.more
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Jun 28, 2020 Looks fun and well made. But it's text heavy and most of the text is too tiny to read.more
What’s Groovy
Hands down one of the best of it's genre, this game is fun and original in a timeless manner. A personal favorite that makes me wish for more from this developers. I wanted to take a paragraph dedicated specially for the soundtrack... Don't you dare skip a song or ignore the sound, this game has love put into it in every detail. - Thanks for the game
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What’s Subpar
Decent game but the port to mobile is to bug for my screen so I cant actually see currency. If there is a fix will change rating. There is a setting for bigger screens, but nothing adjustable or no way to move the currency info. Bummer.
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Great but grindy
It’s easy to play right away, and it’s easy to die no matter what dungeoneer you use. So you have to get enough money to upgrade the decks and unlock characters that you will need, along with luck, to pass harder levels. You don’t actually train your characters (for very long) you really just learn which characters work better, and which upgrades work better. It’s a lot of fun if you don’t mind dying most of the time, and gaining in game knowledge rather than experience or level of your dungeoneers, which always die. One of my most promising characters died in the first encounter with a bat with 3 hp. What can you say, they just regenerate as beginners again, all hero’s are completely disposable. Otherwise pretty cool. I give it an extra star for not being dependent on in-app purchases. It’s an interesting game, and pretty fun if you’re not too easily annoyed by constantly dying by a passive RNG -
Great game, but on a galaxy s10, as said before, the game bleeds over the edge of the screen so you cant tap the runes easily, you cant see how many you have and you cant see enemy cards when they have predictable.
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It’s Novel
5 stars for novelty, 3 stars for fun, 4 for mechanics, 2 for castle improvement costs/benefits. It has roguelike elements, but replaying a level is not unique, so best to beat everything on first run. Best strategies become clear quickly though, which is good for winning on first runs, but bad for entertainment. Improving your castle(?) is expensive and not very meaningful: with a good strategy, you’ll be better off with the right 50g upgrades than many 2000g upgrades. Worse, many 2000g upgrades will hurt a good strategy (true, a new strategy will open up, but it will not likely be better than a good strat for cheap upgrades). Maybe the upgrades would seem cheaper if one farmed, but there are only 3-ish mob-types per area (maybe 5 if you count different versions—weak, strong, stronger—of the same mob), and each area has several levels. This monotony make farming out of the question for me--that and the incentive to upgrade is minor. I love roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, but I can only play this one for 5-15 minutes or so per day (1-2 dungeons) before I feel like Sisyphus (and, again, I'm only rarely actually replaying levels, they just all feel the same). It's an expensive game for this level of entertainment. -
It's a great idea just way to random after a point and no longer feels like you lose because of lack of skill rather because the cards screw you over.
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Really 3.5 stars, but I rounded up
I think this falls into not a bad game, but not really great either. I’d say the presentation is 4 stars, gameplay 3. The biggest problem is the lack of variety. Classes are all very similar. Monsters are all very similar. Quests are practically the same in each dungeon. There are dozens of dungeons with different names but they might as well be the same one over and over again. Also RNG is quite strong in the game, particularly in the early levels when you don’t have that many good characters to choose from. You either draw the right cards or you don’t. Not much strategy or deck building to it. Once you get better characters the RNG isn’t as big a factor but the game gets boring fast at that point. Once I got the Grail Knight I pretty much never lost a fight after that. I could force myself to play a lesser character to make it more of a challenge, but the challenge is again all in whether you draw the right cards. To sum up, fun for a little while as you learn the game, but no longevity. -
Good Game, needs balance
Overall, fun game, good session-by-session deck building concept. Enemy types were varied enough to stay interesting, synergies were fun and simple to put together. My one complaint is that I never needed to use most classes. Some were just so much better than the others (lookin’ at you, artificer) that it felt like handicapping myself if I chose anyone else, and too easy is I chose that one. I had something in the neighborhood of 30 dungeons complete on a single character by the time I got to the end of the game, and I thought it was a little ridiculous that I was able to do so on a single character. -
Satisfying trial amd error, with learned strategy. I saw this early and always wanted it. Knew what I was buying. My only problem is that the screen is offset to the right . I kind of had to get past that before I got into the came. Someone should tell the developers to fix.
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A very good game
I like the approach to the graphics, and the card based play. Even the music is amusing when your character dies. Its a good game. Maybe it's just me, but the cards are a little confusing to figure out in terms of which ones compliment each other. It would be good if there was a tutorial that said what the differences between the traits were, and more information on the character strengths/weaknesses are. For instance, I got a monk, but I'm not sure how to use him and what cards to use with him because I'm not sure what his strengths are. Also, I expected to die a lot, but sometimes it happens after a lot of time has already been spent. You carefully plan and get good cards, and move slowly, then you get killed by a sudden strong enemy that's a lower level than you. Also, it would be nice if you could keep the traits you spend a long time obtaining for a character. When your character dies - and it's setup for that, you have to start completely over without the traits you spent an hour to get. Last, if the characters lose everything when they die, then it would be nice if they could replay dungeons. Once you finish a level you can't access it again, which means you're moving on to harder levels with your weak brand new character each time he dies. Thanks for your time.👍🏻 -
Great game, but it does not fit in my note 10+ screen. The right hand side where the setting button and other buttons are cut off.
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Worth the price of admission
Paid for the main game. Worth 6$ by itself. A novel new concept merging dungeon building, card fighting, and old school D&D style rng. Advancement is in unlocking new characters rather than building old ones, which at first glance is a weakness that will get repetitive, but has stood rather well in my 40+ hours game time. It's addictive because you can't build an unbeatable behemoth. The music is a good touch, but I would like a full soundtrack rather than small bites of it. This is, however a cheap game, not a concept album. The humor of the game and story shines in the effort it shows without being obnoxious. It's been the source of many lighthearted chuckles and nostalgic memory triggers harkening back to my golden days of dice and braggadocio around a gaming table. The best part? The main game is just an appetizer, because the addons (which rival the main game in length and concept innovation) are included in the price. One word to describe this game? WORTH.
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How do you battle?
This game is great but how do I battle? So In the tutorial it does it for you and the first battle I did not know how to battle I’m hoping I will get a developer to respond to me and tell me how to battle😭😭
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Great but grindy
It’s easy to play right away, and it’s easy to die no matter what dungeoneer you use. So you have to get enough money to upgrade the decks and unlock characters that you will need, along with luck, to pass harder levels. You don’t actually train your characters (for very long) you really just learn which characters work better, and which upgrades work better. It’s a lot of fun if you don’t mind dying most of the time, and gaining in game knowledge rather than experience or level of your dungeoneers, which always die. One of my most promising characters died in the first encounter with a bat with 3 hp. What can you say, they just regenerate as beginners again, all hero’s are completely disposable. Otherwise pretty cool. I give it an extra star for not being dependent on in-app purchases. It’s an interesting game, and pretty fun if you’re not too easily annoyed by constantly dying by a passive RNG -
Good Game, needs balance
Overall, fun game, good session-by-session deck building concept. Enemy types were varied enough to stay interesting, synergies were fun and simple to put together. My one complaint is that I never needed to use most classes. Some were just so much better than the others (lookin’ at you, artificer) that it felt like handicapping myself if I chose anyone else, and too easy is I chose that one. I had something in the neighborhood of 30 dungeons complete on a single character by the time I got to the end of the game, and I thought it was a little ridiculous that I was able to do so on a single character. -
Worth the price of admission
Paid for the main game. Worth 6$ by itself. A novel new concept merging dungeon building, card fighting, and old school D&D style rng. Advancement is in unlocking new characters rather than building old ones, which at first glance is a weakness that will get repetitive, but has stood rather well in my 40+ hours game time. It's addictive because you can't build an unbeatable behemoth. The music is a good touch, but I would like a full soundtrack rather than small bites of it. This is, however a cheap game, not a concept album. The humor of the game and story shines in the effort it shows without being obnoxious. It's been the source of many lighthearted chuckles and nostalgic memory triggers harkening back to my golden days of dice and braggadocio around a gaming table. The best part? The main game is just an appetizer, because the addons (which rival the main game in length and concept innovation) are included in the price. One word to describe this game? WORTH. -
Amusing, quirky game
Totally worth the small entrance fee. This has provided hours of amusement and at least a few genuine chuckles. Gameplay is a combination of turn-based "card" duals, in which some characters offer the chance for more tactical play, and "building" dungeons by connecting hallways and rooms. You can earn more gold with every hallway; gold gets you new character classes, better loot drops, and little trinkets to help your dungeoneers stay alive. The amusing character commentary, ridiculous gear, and other tongue-in-cheek writing adds to the fun. In sum, worth the small sum to play. -
Easily underestimated gem
While not flashy this game has a great premise and execution. It is easily playable in bite sized sessions, and has no in app purchases or pay to win nonsense. The combat deck building card system is fun and engaging. I found some classes underwhelming, but the ones I enjoyed really flavored the tactics in different ways. The dungeon exploration card playing seems weird at first where you are sort of both hero and dungeon builder, but the pre-built sections and goals for each quest actually make it work well. Definitely worth the price of admission. -
A game for real gamers!
Back when nerds were nerds, we had games that charged us up front and then challenged us. We lugged our giant computers over to each others houses and shut ourselves indoors while others played under the day star. We called this "fun" because it was. Now everyone plays games on their iPhone like a bunch of noobs. They insist on free games but are willing to get nickel and dimed. The games are dull and dumb. Well this game has a bit of that old school flair. Pay up front, no hand holding, good humor, somewhat challenging. Recommended! -
Wow thanks
What a wonderful experience! I’ve put maybe 8 hours on and off and I can’t seem to not want to play it. Truthfully I’m still at the 2nd part of the game and have gone through 4-5 Dungeoneers but heck just the journey and the joy of learning this game is great. If your looking for a card/board game. This is by far one of the best. The only I would really hope for would be some sort of multiplayer. I could for sure see it doable, by coop or vs. Either way great job devs. Seems you all sport beards and drink the finest of brews! Ciao -
One of the best games out right now
This is a great, if somewhat frustrating, game. It's cute, the music is very fitting, the combat is simple but interesting, and it doesn't require your full attention so you can play casually. It is frustrating in that you will die a lot and there will be nothing you can do about it. Timed runs will simply not give you the floor tiles you need, cards will not be available, and luck won't go your way. Once you get used to that idea, it's a lot of fun. -
A very good mini deck builder. It has great humor and is simple to pick up and play. Well worth the price
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Simple, Silly and Fun
100% worth the price. I would pay it again in a heartbeat. What a fun twist on a card game! Every system and piece of content in the game is fun and accessible. I often find myself laughing out loud at the humor. Even though the random chance aspects of combat mean there are lots of deaths, consequences for failure are minimal, and it never feels like you are losing progress. What a well designed and finely crafted experience. I've told all of my friends to check it out.
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Great game, but on a galaxy s10, as said before, the game bleeds over the edge of the screen so you cant tap the runes easily, you cant see how many you have and you cant see enemy cards when they have predictable.
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Really 3.5 stars, but I rounded up
I think this falls into not a bad game, but not really great either. I’d say the presentation is 4 stars, gameplay 3. The biggest problem is the lack of variety. Classes are all very similar. Monsters are all very similar. Quests are practically the same in each dungeon. There are dozens of dungeons with different names but they might as well be the same one over and over again. Also RNG is quite strong in the game, particularly in the early levels when you don’t have that many good characters to choose from. You either draw the right cards or you don’t. Not much strategy or deck building to it. Once you get better characters the RNG isn’t as big a factor but the game gets boring fast at that point. Once I got the Grail Knight I pretty much never lost a fight after that. I could force myself to play a lesser character to make it more of a challenge, but the challenge is again all in whether you draw the right cards. To sum up, fun for a little while as you learn the game, but no longevity. -
Satisfying trial amd error, with learned strategy. I saw this early and always wanted it. Knew what I was buying. My only problem is that the screen is offset to the right . I kind of had to get past that before I got into the came. Someone should tell the developers to fix.
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Great game, but it does not fit in my note 10+ screen. The right hand side where the setting button and other buttons are cut off.
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Excellent game, small bug. Would be five stars but if I put my phone on sleep while the app is open the screen is just flat gray when I turn it back on and I have to restart the app to get back to normal. Sometimes when you minimize the app, most assets are black when re-opening.
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Great game, terrible port. I love this game on pc and was excited to play it on mobile but it seems to me that the port was down quickly and lazily. No ui scaling, controls are usable but not perfect and the viewport is cut off as no effort was made to account for bezels.
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Fun gameplay, a little let down by its heavy reliance on RNG
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Great game but it doesn't fit onto the screen of my galaxy s20. If you could adjust the resolution somehow I would give 5 stars!
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A great idea... moderately executed
There’s a great deal to like about this game. It’s fun, it’s novel, and it’s not too easy or generally too hard either. When it’s fair that is - given some of the requirements for some dungeons (reach the eye beast in 9 turns or get petrified) are only randomly achievable - depending on whether or not you’ll actually get cards to reach the boss in time. That’s not fun - that’s frustratingly silly. So are the bard’s voiceovers the designers seem to have fallen in love with (at least you can turn those off), and the choice to play the game at 3x, which means battles go faster but you have to miss all the dialogue that actually is decent. So yeah - I still play, and I’d buy a v2.0 with some extra polish in a heartbeat. But I’m also regularly putting it down because the fun gets interrupted with annoyance just a little too often. -
The game is really fun. The gameplay, the humor is on point. The only thing I didn't like is the map making. Not the gameplay, making the dungeon map is fun. But, it's the reading where it goes that's hard. If there's just a different color or something that shows on the card if it's a 2 way, 3 way or etc. Like putting a small arrow or a red color on the tip of the exits of the 3 way would make the cards easier to read. PS : Sorry, if I make any mistakes! PPS : The game is awesome!
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It’s Novel
5 stars for novelty, 3 stars for fun, 4 for mechanics, 2 for castle improvement costs/benefits. It has roguelike elements, but replaying a level is not unique, so best to beat everything on first run. Best strategies become clear quickly though, which is good for winning on first runs, but bad for entertainment. Improving your castle(?) is expensive and not very meaningful: with a good strategy, you’ll be better off with the right 50g upgrades than many 2000g upgrades. Worse, many 2000g upgrades will hurt a good strategy (true, a new strategy will open up, but it will not likely be better than a good strat for cheap upgrades). Maybe the upgrades would seem cheaper if one farmed, but there are only 3-ish mob-types per area (maybe 5 if you count different versions—weak, strong, stronger—of the same mob), and each area has several levels. This monotony make farming out of the question for me--that and the incentive to upgrade is minor. I love roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, but I can only play this one for 5-15 minutes or so per day (1-2 dungeons) before I feel like Sisyphus (and, again, I'm only rarely actually replaying levels, they just all feel the same). It's an expensive game for this level of entertainment. -
It's a great idea just way to random after a point and no longer feels like you lose because of lack of skill rather because the cards screw you over.
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A very good game
I like the approach to the graphics, and the card based play. Even the music is amusing when your character dies. Its a good game. Maybe it's just me, but the cards are a little confusing to figure out in terms of which ones compliment each other. It would be good if there was a tutorial that said what the differences between the traits were, and more information on the character strengths/weaknesses are. For instance, I got a monk, but I'm not sure how to use him and what cards to use with him because I'm not sure what his strengths are. Also, I expected to die a lot, but sometimes it happens after a lot of time has already been spent. You carefully plan and get good cards, and move slowly, then you get killed by a sudden strong enemy that's a lower level than you. Also, it would be nice if you could keep the traits you spend a long time obtaining for a character. When your character dies - and it's setup for that, you have to start completely over without the traits you spent an hour to get. Last, if the characters lose everything when they die, then it would be nice if they could replay dungeons. Once you finish a level you can't access it again, which means you're moving on to harder levels with your weak brand new character each time he dies. Thanks for your time.👍🏻 -
Kind of a shallow xp, it doesn't really give you a lot of possibilities or gameplay variety for the price it asks for.
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The screen is cut if your phone has a notch. Please fix the issue. Thanks!
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Looks fun and well made. But it's text heavy and most of the text is too tiny to read.
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Looks fun and well made. But it's text heavy and most of the text is too tiny to read.
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