Minecraft Dungeons Reviews

very fun game but if have played it a long time it gets a little boring and the levels are too long

Microsoft forcing you to sign in everytime makes this difficult to enjoy

if you played this game when it came out, it's a nostalgia goldmine for you that's actually a pretty fun solo or couch co-op! if not, i don't recommend. the game is extremely buggy and aggravating near the end and nearly impossible to actually beat, lol! <3

I love this game but I cant not deal with the amount of times this game disconnects me from my friends lobby. Its gotten to a point where im unable to play the game.

Rlly fun, diablo but minecraft, punch punch pew pew, idk, play it

I would recommend this to those that like to mix and match, but further into the game, you'll be somewhat force-funneled into running specific builds if you don't have any good equipment suited for higher difficulties, just means you WILL get punished if you don't play smart, but good lord does it get grindy once you hit apocalypse and beyond. content wise, haven't found everything, but you get the most of it past hour 30, beyond that, its a collector's road, it was definitely an adventure the first play through, maps on certain levels have a charm that captivates you to either explore fully or finish the mission as soon as possible. Very satisfying to go back down difficulties and compare how far you've gone up, though, that might be the appeal to rpg's. Impressively designed for a game that died out fairly quickly. (One last thing, I did get every dlc as part of a bundle, so regarding achievements, not every one is obtainable with just the base game.)

Minecraft Dungoens is a Great Game but if MOJANG didnt stop the Updates from it,It could be the best spin-of game of minecraft by MOJANG

Minecraft Dungeons is a bold departure from the iconic sandbox formula of Minecraft, trading open-ended building and survival for a streamlined, action-packed dungeon crawler. Developed by Mojang Studios and Double Eleven, the game reimagines the Minecraft universe through the lens of a classic ARPG, delivering an experience that’s approachable, family-friendly, and visually charming, while also offering surprising depth for those willing to dig beneath its colorful surface. It’s not a game that tries to compete with genre titans like Diablo or Path of Exile, but rather one that carves out its own unique space—a more casual, cooperative take on loot-driven action. At its core, Minecraft Dungeons is all about fast-paced combat, gear collection, and exploration. Players choose from a variety of procedurally generated levels—ranging from fiery forges and haunted swamps to icy peaks and crumbling temples—and battle waves of familiar Minecraft mobs like skeletons, zombies, creepers, and illagers. The story, centered around the corrupted Arch-Illager and his Orb of Dominance, is simple but effective, giving players a reason to fight through increasingly difficult missions. Though the narrative won’t win awards, its delivery is whimsical and fitting, serving more as a backdrop for action than a driving force. The real meat of the gameplay lies in the loot and customization systems. Instead of traditional RPG classes, Minecraft Dungeons uses a gear-based system where your playstyle is defined by the weapons, armor, and artifacts you equip. From dual-wielding daggers and heavy hammers to summoning wolves or launching fireworks, the combinations are extensive and often delightfully overpowered. Enchantments add another layer of strategy, allowing players to personalize their gear with effects like life steal, chained lightning, or explosive arrows. This flexibility is a strong point, encouraging experimentation and adaptation without locking players into rigid roles. Co-op is where the game truly shines. Supporting up to four players both locally and online, Minecraft Dungeons is designed with teamwork in mind. While it’s perfectly enjoyable solo, coordinating with friends to take down hordes of enemies or survive boss battles adds a level of excitement and camaraderie. The difficulty scales with the number of players, ensuring the challenge remains balanced and rewarding regardless of party size. The addition of cross-platform multiplayer further enhances accessibility, allowing players to connect with friends regardless of their preferred system. Visually, the game is a treat. It retains the iconic blocky aesthetic of Minecraft while enhancing it with dynamic lighting, detailed environments, and fluid animations. Every biome is filled with vibrant color and personality, and the UI is clean and intuitive. The soundtrack, composed by Peter Hont, blends ambient tones with orchestral swells, perfectly matching the pacing of exploration and combat. Despite its simple look, the game runs smoothly across platforms and is particularly well-optimized for consoles and handheld devices like the Nintendo Switch. However, Minecraft Dungeons is not without its shortcomings. At launch, content was limited, and endgame progression felt shallow. Though multiple DLCs and updates have since expanded the roster of levels, enemies, and gear, some players still find the game lacks the depth and complexity of more traditional ARPGs. There’s also no true loot trading system or item crafting, which can limit long-term replayability for hardcore dungeon crawler fans. Still, the addition of seasonal content, challenge towers, and difficulty tiers has significantly extended the game’s lifespan and replay value. In conclusion, Minecraft Dungeons is a successful spin-off that brings the world of Minecraft to a new genre with style and accessibility. It’s not meant to be the deepest or most punishing ARPG out there, but it excels at what it sets out to do—provide a fun, fast, and cooperative dungeon-crawling experience for players of all ages. With continued support, varied loot systems, and a strong visual identity, it stands as one of the best entry-level action RPGs on the market and a joyful addition to the Minecraft universe. Whether you’re slashing through mobs solo or battling bosses with friends, Minecraft Dungeons is a rewarding and enjoyable ride. Rating: 9/10

Pretty cool game tho, would be nice if it would still get updates

Very fun game. Other than the fact that this is a Minecraft game, I think it is one of the best introduction for the ARPG genre. The game is very simplified, but it doesn't make it boring, The only difference with a regular ARPG is the absence of a skill tree. You do not upgrade your character, you upgrade your equipement and that's it, and for someone that would start the genre with this game, focusing on just your equipement might be the thing that will make them click with this style of game. Because let's be honest, ARPG can be really overhelming. Let's talk about what you can equip. -A weapon -An armor -A ranged weapon -3 artifacts (item to buff yourself, traps, summons..) This game as a lot of items, they really went all out and I wasn't expecting that from Mojang to be fair. This game is not updated anymore, sadly, but it doesn't mean that there's no content to do, to get all the achievements, it took me 100~ hours. This game is fun solo, but even more with friends, and the good thing about the DLCs are that only one person in your group needs to have them for you to play on the DLCs maps.