Into The Inferno Reviews

If you liked Legend of Grimrock (or are a big fan of old school Dungeon Crawlers) and you're looking for more, maybe this game is for you. Stuff I liked: - Lots of classes and really cool looking portraits to choose from. - Lots of stats and abilities. - Loved the fact that there's a feedback button in the in game menu to report stuff. - Clear tiled map ui. A few suggestions: - The initial town has too many locations and too many quests. It can feel a bit overwhelming to explore at first, I'd consider reducing it in size to keep things simple at start. And unlock a 2nd part of the city once the player has returned after some battles. - Not being able to see the enemies on the main camera leads to sudden fights which I might not want to do. - In battles, it'd be cool to see as many sprites of the same enemy as there are (instead of a single one). Maybe they could line up one behind another. - It looks I cannot choose which enemy to attack? Which could possibly lead to characters not hitting what would be my intended target. Or maybe there's some rule that I haven't discovered... but I didn't find it clear. - It'd be nice to see the keyboard shortcuts for actions during combat. - Would be great to see enemies and characters have little animations/effects on attack or hit, as visual feedback and also to make the screen more feel more animated. Overall, really interesting game!

This is a fun, simple, Dungeon crawler. It’s basic, much more so than say Bard’s Tale. However it does scratch a similar itch. There is the odd bug which is annoying, didn’t stop me enjoying the game though. There is a free demo which contains a massive section of the game, you may as well try it first. I spent maybe 30 hours on this in total. (All levels fully explored, all quests done) Recommended game.