Dungeon Rummage - Tiqee's Escape Reviews

Another Dungeon Rummage game! This means lots of crafting and gathering what is needed in order to get by. Combat is rather straight forward with a decent strategy of building your bots to do a lot of the work for you. Meaning as you progress through, you start taking on more of a support role to the real damage dealers. You spend your resources to refill or repair the bots while they take the damage for you. Exploration is definitely rewarded in this game as you will find many hidden rooms where you can gather extra supplies and maybe even an item that permanently increases your skills. The hidden rooms themselves don't stick out like sore thumbs, but at the same time don't blend in so well that you can't tell where they are. Sadly, much like the other Dungeon Rummage game that I've played and is available at this time, it's too damn short! Sure, it's a $3 game and I shouldn't be demanding more than what I got, the fact remains that because it feels like nothing more than a taste of what is to come in another game, the ending feels unresolved. The art styles have a little bit of a concern as the art for Tiqee and the bots do not match the art styles of well.. all of the others. Both the monsters you fight and the twins Gabbo and Gobbo are different. Well, at least the music isn't hauntingly repetitive. Score: 4.5 out of 5. Give me more.