Legend of Dungeon

« Legend of Dungeon is fun to play, but it's a game that you're unlikely to actually finish without trying a great number of times. And since you can't save your game, each attempt is a fresh start. The question is whether you'll continue to enjoy the game's randomness long enough to attempt it that many times. »

« A whimsical Roguelike(like) that’s as dangerously addictive as it is addicted to causing danger. To you. And all of your precious hats. »

« Legend of Dungeon is a perfect gateway game for those interested in Roguelikes, but who are intimidated by them as well. The beat-em-up style to the core gameplay means that if you grew up with more TMNT playing in an arcade than RPGs, you’ll be comfortable right away. »

« Legend of Dungeon is Rogue-like adventure at its best, with a side of humor to put a smile on any gamers face. »

« Despite some strange design choices and the unfortunate omission of saves and online co-op, Legend of Dungeon still manages to be a hoot. »

« Developed on the base of rogue-like genre, Legend of Dungeon is designed for the arcade game and complex challenges lovers, where the skill is not enough if it's not also accompanied by a good dose of luck. »

« Stylistically this rogue-like/dungeon-crawler-mix is interesting, but the mechanics are too basic to keep you captivated over a longer period – even if you play together with three friends. »

« Legend of Dungeon has plenty of charm, and some good ideas, but lacks in execution. There is plenty of variety in the equipment that you find and the enemies you will face, but it is never enough to engage you for any great length of time. Some online multiplayer and a greater sense of progression would work wonders, because the framework is there for a great little indie beat-em-up. As it is, it’s not really a legend but perhaps more of a fascinating tale. »

« If you play it on your monitor it is 5 at best. Game is ok If you are into pixel art and not knowing what items do. Then you play in VR it adds a lot, implementation is OK (not great follow camera causes slight motion sickness).+1 VR adds a lot to dungeon crawlers feeling of being in dark, gloomy place **** you in and +1 for that (can't wait for Diablo/Torchlight in VR). »

« This game... it's something special. And not a "good" kind of special either. You see i've not played a game with the "dead-you're-gonna'-start-from-the-beginning" concept for a long while now, not since clock tower for the Snes which was a long time back lemme' tell you that. But i guess i have to give this game the benefit of the doubt and give it a second chance. For starters this game is hard to get into, you will die a LOT without reading some strategy guides, watching a gameplay video, or practicing a bit for yourself for a while. It's a basic beat em' up concept with random loot. Unfortunately, weapons drop rarely (except for meaby one enemy) and that is what a game like this needs to survive for, i don't know like five more years without being completely forgotten by the community. Games like Borderlands 2, delver, spiral knights, tf2, and others rely on the comcept to survive long after their debut. For an example Tf2 was created nearly eight years ago (at least when this review was posted) but it's still going with a very large community still backing the nearly pointless game that is Valve's least interest. Returning to Legend of dumbasses there isn't much more to be said, the graphics are appealing and the soundtrack is alright but not too majestic. So here's the summary: Pros: 1) Pixel graphics that are appealing 2) Random loot (however still not entertaining) 3) Nice soundtrack, weak however. 4) Multiplayer is the most fun you'll have with this game Cons: 1) The random loot isn't getting this game anywhere... like.... wow. 2) Pretty much a clone of many other dungeon-crawling games 3) Multiplayer isn't very fun. And that is the BEST thing about this game! 4) A group of enemies are way too hard to beat. 5) Death occurs a lot even with the best gear obtainable In short, this game is crap. It's not a game i would play for very long with other similar games like Delver and Terraria. But still, if you are gonna' waste time you might as well try this out. So in other words this game earns the title: "Give me ten bucks and then i'll play it" »

« hellhoundpro you need to grow up kid.this game is awesome and person who are not in "gaming" world will never understand the soul of this game,like many other games.Graphic is not everything now you have games with 20-40 even gb of hard disk space with story 5-10 hours max. This game is masterpiece after some updates,and its addictive playing on 2 keyboards with 4 people (you just need to know how to configure hotkeys correctly-2 players each keyboard). »

« The Good... - Lots of play value. Since the game is quite difficult and relies on some randomness it's highly unlikely anyone will be able to beat this on their first play through. - Nice variety of items and monsters - Great pacing. New monsters, items and random NPC events are revealed in such a way that keeps the game interesting. The Bad... - Some people would complain that there isn't much difference in the look of the dungeon as your progress other than lighting. All rooms feel fairly similar. - Currently there is no save feature... Which wouldn't be a problem other than a good run can last upwards of 4 hours. But apparently a save feature is something in the works though. - Only local co-op. Conclusion... - Worth picking up. I certainly feel like I got my money's worth. »

« This game is fun and simple. The really simple (battle) mechanics are balanced by a bunch of different random hats and weapons that appear, some are useful, some are funny and some are just a joke. Latest patch have improved hitbox and controls. The game is really simple but is filled with smart humor and it's fun at the end. don't expect complex mechanics, its more of a casual rogue-like dungeon game than anything else, but still fun. The only mayor problem I find is that there is no save; play a bit and go is impossible. also later patch have introduced new game dungeon modes, for free. »

« A very simple arcade, "grab-bag" style game, where you do the same general thing on each playthrough: You simply start at level 1, and go as deep in the dungeon as you can, encountering progressively more difficult monsters, and gaining better weapons. Even though you do the same thing each play, the dungeon is completely randomized and you'll spend a good amount of time discovering new small tricks or interesting features. The items can be unbalanced at times, and the monsters can sometimes be down-right way too hard, but overall I got a good amount of play time out of this, and plan on playing it more in the near future. The best quality to this game is that you can just pick it up, play through it once, and put it back down. It doesn't require a large attention span which is good if you're someone like me. »

« A very simple hack and slash with randomized levels of a dungeon containing either weapons, hats(armor), potions, or senseless and random kittens... Paid $1.49 for this game on a steam sale, which is less than my daily coffee and I get to keep this forever. So value-wise I'm not complaining! Not the strongest replay value, however it does for some reason make you want to get on that top 1000 chart! »

« This game was very surprising for me. Pros + Game music is not usually something you notice in a game, but the music in this game really stood out. The randomized dungeon system keeps the game interesting The graphics are creative and colorful. cons- The item system is confusing, you can only scroll through using one button. Hard to tell what items are/do. Only one attack. »