Super Dungeon Maker Reviews

Not polished or tested well at all. First weird jank I noticed almost immediately was that attacking was extremely inconsistent. Turns out that's because the sword always attacks towards your mouse. Fair enough. Except the shield only defends towards where your movement keys were facing, and ignores the mouse entirely. Neato. Two totally separate aiming methods for literally no reason at all. Great start. Pushable blocks can be set to only be pushed from one direction, except with no visual distinction between those and the ones that can be pushed in any direction. Which way can this block be pushed? Who knows! You also have to hold the use key in order to push things, for some inexplicable reason. Then, when I tried a player-made dungeon, I almost immediately got soft-locked because a particular terrain object reappeared while I was standing in that spot. This doesn't look like it was intended by the dungeon maker, so the only conclusion I can come to is that the game wasn't actually tested. Joy. Another half-finished game. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3428846249 While it's nice that there's some folks trying to make Mario/Zelda-Maker style games, it would really be nice if they were actually well made instead of being janky and un-tested.

Some of the player made dungeons are HARD, but just like Mario Maker, there is various levels depending. The game itself has several dungeons you can play for fun as well, but the main thing here is the Dungeon Maker itself. Though I honestly do think there could (and should) be more options available, especially in my opinion with enemies and maybe more items like a bow would be really awesome. That said, what IS there is great, and this game can honestly take up all your time if you allow it too

I wish this game got more updates and bug fixes, but it was really good

Fun little game for level editor lovers such as myself. Think Super Mario Maker except for the dungeon crawler genre. Although, if you're more of a player than a maker, I don't believe it's worth it- but, if you're into building, give it a go!