Dome Keeper Reviews

Fun game with cute graphics and plenty of different ways to go about winning the game. The challenges they added are especially fun.

for a base defense game where you have to pay attention to the timing of when aliens will attack you and try to race against time to balance out your resources for the upcoming harder alien waves. this game is weirdly relaxing also i love Gilbert

Great Game! Bit of a shame that you have to play through the same scenario so many times just to unlock things but other than that it's really good value.

Little gem of a game! Unique in it's own ways and doesn't force you into indefinitely challenging long drawn out scenarios. There are some very creative options here with it's equipment and upgrade options allowing you to find your preferred playstyle. Gives me similar vibes to SteamWorld Dig, with somewhat of a tower defence twist.

I haven't delved very deep yet, but the core gameplay loop is satisfying, and there are lots of things to unlock and interesting challenges. A good podcast game that isn't totally mindless. Also, the sword dome may seem bad when you first try it. Persevere. Trust me. One downside is it's not very good at tutorials and explaining things, but that didn't slow me down much. Maybe watch a Youtube intro video.

I have been playing this game for a while however recently by recently I mean about 8 months ago the game glitched and now my mouse doesn't appear and my character in game moves down. I have no clue as to how to fix this as I have tried looking up the answer and toggled all my settings. In reality I love this game however this can really be annoying.

Arcade-style action/miner that combines both elements into an addictive gameplay loop, with unlockables and roguelike elements to keep replay fresh.

It's a really well done game with a lot of replayability. Lots of fun.

It's an interesting idea that misses its execution. I couldn't shake the feeling that I saw most of what the game had to offer in the first run. While I'm sure there's a lot of meta progression that keeps the replayability up for people who enjoy the foundation of the game, a different coat of paint on the same general experience isn't enough to make me keep going. The gameplay loop is split between combat and mining, but both come across as kind of half-baked. Without a sale it is rather overpriced for what it offers.

Addictive immersive fun. Terraria meets Missile Command, where the gameplay is more simple and the strategy has more depth.