The Forgettable Dungeon Reviews

Game blows fat chunks. Boring af.

So far I am enjoying this game. It is hard, but very fun. Can't wait for further development. My favorite character is chicken right now.

If only it was anything remotely close to either zelda or diablo. it's stuck in limbo

Great game, worth the purchase, fun co-op as well, and sweet voxel graphics/physics. Lots of easter eggs and plenty of notalgia.

So far, this is a fun and beautifully made game. You can tell that a lot of heart and soul went into making this. - The combat feels satisfying - The charming, simplistic art-style lets you customize most of the visual elements to your liking - And (most importantly) for an early-access game, this feels and looks very polished. As of right now, I definitely recommend it if you're looking for a simplistic dungeon crawler that you can play with friends. The customization and multiplayer alone makes it worthwhile for me.

Very enjoyable game and a great start as an early access title. The mechanics, graphics and soundtrack are beautiful and I hope that in the future this would be the party game I would be playing as a couch co-op with my friends. That said, it still has a long way to go. I was hoping there would be some sort of public lobby to find groups but didn't see any sort of functionality like this, making online multiplayer very difficult to get into. Playing it alone was fun for a bit, messing with various enemies and seeing the quirky surprises hidden throughout the game. Unfortunately, since it seems like an arcade/party game, there is no save function and no overall progression system. This severely cripples it as a solo game and doing the same thing repetitively with nothing to show for it other than the monsters and dungeons you've encountered kind of holds it back. Some sort of career mode would be great. Also on the topic of progression, there is no leveling system, which again would make sense as a party/arcade game but also holds back some of it's potential. The board game Munchkin had a leveling system that plays a huge part in the game mechanics from equipment wield-ability to combat to even the win conditions for the game. I don't think it should be a win condition in this game, but implementing it for stats and equipment-wielding would be interesting-- maybe you could still kick up a hammer and swing with it but with reduced effect or a percent chance you'll fall flat on your face or accidentally hit yourself. Really enjoy the concept of the game and while it is really well polished, I just have a hard time seeing it as a game to play as anything other than couch coop and I'm not entirely sure how any friends I have over will react to it. For this reason, I can't really recommend the game in it's current form and will be returning it but I do encourage anyone who wants to give it a shot to do so and if they like it to support the game. Hopefully down the road I'll come back to find a more matured version of the game that I'd spend hundreds of hours playing with friends or by my lonesome.