- July 12, 2016
- Mindmuscle Games
- 20h median play time
Depths of Dread
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About
"Depths of Dread" is a strategic RPG where players form a party of up to 5 characters and explore a massive dungeon filled with loot, traps, and intense battles. Customize your party's gear, abilities, and formation to overcome the unique challenges of each floor and defeat the evil forces lurking below. The game also features a quest board, chests with potential traps, and gear customization through gems and runes.





- The game features a variety of classes and allows for on-demand class switching, enabling creative builds.
- The rune socketing system for equipment adds an interesting layer of customization.
- Despite its flaws, the game is enjoyable and provides a nostalgic experience reminiscent of old-school dungeon crawlers.
- The game suffers from significant performance issues, including memory leaks and long loading times.
- Many players find the gameplay repetitive and uninspired, with a lack of engaging content.
- The developer appears to have abandoned the game, leading to unresolved bugs and a lack of communication.
optimization
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's optimization is criticized for being buggy and having poor performance, with issues like stuttering and significant memory leaks affecting gameplay. While some players report manageable experiences, many agree that the game feels abandoned by the developers and requires patches to improve stability and reduce load times. Overall, it remains playable and enjoyable despite these technical shortcomings.
“All I'll say is that I've run into the same stuttering and memory leak problems; a game this simple shouldn't be soaking up 60% of my computer's physical memory after half an hour of playing, and load times shouldn't exceed 30 seconds.”
“One little patch to make the player feel like they can play through the dungeon without the game constantly stuttering would make a world of difference.”
“It's true that it's a bit buggy, has crappy performance, and appears abandoned by the dev, but it's still playable and fun in its current state.”