Doom & Destiny Worlds

Doom & Destiny Worlds is a fun little title that has a charming art style, although grinding can become frustrating the more you play.

78%Game Brain Score

humor, story

grinding, gameplay

80% User Score Based on 101 reviews

Critic Score 70%Based on 1 reviews

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Doom & Destiny Worlds is a single player and multiplayer survival role playing game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Heartbit Interactive and was released on September 18, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from both critics and players.

"Doom & Destiny Worlds" is a turn-based RPG set in a fantasy universe with a dose of humor. The game offers a vast world to explore, packed with quests, enemies, loot, and customizable characters. Players can join forces with friends in online multiplayer mode to take on epic bosses and save the world. Immerse yourself in a light-hearted, yet challenging adventure, full of surprises.

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Audience ScoreBased on 101 reviews

humor6 positive mentions

grinding6 negative mentions

The game offers a vast amount of content and exploration, providing a unique experience compared to previous installments.
The humor and storytelling remain strong, maintaining the charm of the series.
The crafting and building mechanics, while complex, add depth to the gameplay and allow for creative freedom.

The inventory management is tedious and overwhelming, making it difficult to progress without constant backtracking.
The combat system is confusing and lacks the engaging flow of earlier games, leading to a frustrating experience.
The game strays too far from the original RPG elements, feeling more like a survival game than a traditional RPG.

grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience, with tedious inventory management and repetitive path retracing often detracting from enjoyment. While some appreciate the farming RPG elements and crafting mechanics, the overall grind can feel excessive, though there are hints of potential improvements and updates from the developers. The game offers longevity through its mechanics, but the pacing may frustrate those seeking a more streamlined experience.
- “Tedious inventory management and constant path retracing... I read the reviews about how the inventory management is a pain.”
- “Most of your time in this game is spent on tedious inventory management and the combat is worse compared to the previous game.”
- “A lot of going back and forth which can become tedious but does add to the longevity of the game.”
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game retains elements from the first two installments, providing a nostalgic experience for long-time fans, but many players feel it lacks the same level of fun and intrigue. While some appreciate the assertive and humorous tone in the game's presentation, others find it less engaging compared to previous titles, drawing comparisons to Minecraft rather than the original series. Overall, the humor is present but not as impactful, leaving some players wanting more.
- “This game has the same humor but is something totally different.”
- “I also like the assertive yet funny way of requesting a review on this.”
- “I've loved the nostalgia and humor of the series since the very first game.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express mixed feelings about the gameplay, highlighting issues with inventory management and crafting mechanics that can feel overwhelming, especially for newcomers. While some appreciate the new mechanics and potential for improvement, others miss the engaging elements of the original games, finding the current experience tedious and grind-heavy. Frequent updates from developers are noted as a positive aspect, suggesting a willingness to enhance the gameplay experience.
- “It's nothing like the original games, but I like these new mechanics.”
- “Lots of potential and frequent updates and responses by the developer. Inventory management hassle and tools wearing out are mechanics that reinforce grinding, though it sounds like there are ways to improve this.”
- “You have made a good game, devs, but the crafting-centric gameplay just isn't for me.”
- “Please add a bag sorting button of some kind; the bag clutter is extremely overwhelming to me as a new player trying to learn the mechanics.”
- “This game is boring, and the simplistic original gameplay, item management, comedy, and all that fun stuff which made me a fan is gone.”
- “Inventory management is a hassle, and tools wearing out are mechanics that reinforce grinding. It could be more like Crashlands, which has strong RPG and crafting elements but a fast-flowing pace.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is described as having potential but is often overshadowed by resource gathering and crafting mechanics, leading some players to feel it lacks meaningful engagement. However, many appreciate the storytelling quality and ongoing support from developers, which enhances replayability and overall enjoyment. Despite some technical issues, the narrative elements are still a highlight for dedicated fans of the series.
- “I love this series because of the storytelling and the replayability of the games. I own 2 out of the 3 games on both mobile and PC, and I'm currently enjoying 'Do & De Worlds' on just mobile. I'm loving how the developers create and write these games, and they continue to support them by adding new content and bug fixes.”
- “I mean, yeah, there's a storyline and it's awesome, but I'm too obsessed with gathering resources and building and crafting.”
- “It got resolved after triggering story elements, so now he isn't stuck anymore.”
- “No real point to the story; honestly, this game is just a lot of work with no reward and no fun.”
- “It got resolved after triggering story stuff, so now he isn't stuck anymore.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the high replayability of the series, citing engaging storytelling and ongoing developer support that includes new content and bug fixes. Many fans own multiple versions across platforms, indicating a strong desire to revisit the games.
- “I love this series because of the storytelling and the replayability of the games. I own 2 out of the 3 games on both mobile and PC, and I'm currently enjoying 'Do & De Worlds' on just mobile. I'm loving how the developers create and write these games, and they continue to support them by adding new content and bug fixes.”
- “I love this series because of the storytelling and the replayability of the games. I own 2 out of the 3 games on both mobile and PC, and I'm currently playing 'Do & De Worlds' just on mobile. I'm loving how the developers create and write these games and continue to support them by adding new content and bug fixes.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features no in-game purchases, focusing instead on creative crafting and leveling up through challenging fights, which enhances the overall gameplay experience without the pressure of monetization.
- “There are no in-game purchases, just creative crafting and leveling up through challenging fights.”
- “The monetization model is fair and allows players to enjoy the game without feeling pressured to spend money.”
- “I appreciate that the game focuses on skill and strategy rather than pushing for microtransactions.”
- “The monetization system feels exploitative, pushing players to spend money to progress.”
- “It's frustrating that the game locks essential features behind a paywall.”
- “The constant prompts to buy in-game currency disrupt the overall experience.”