Doomfields

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Doomfields is a single player and multiplayer role playing game with fantasy and dark fantasy themes. It was developed by KJGames and was released on July 31, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Doomfields is an autobattler roguelite focused on team composition, various upgrades and loot. Your goal is to build a team that will reach Doomfields and beyond. After entering a room on the map, you (usually) fight. After starting combat, you can admire as your team defeats the enemies. At the beginning, you choose one of three archetypes: Fighter, Rogue and Mystic. At level 10 every arche…

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88%Audience ScoreBased on 64 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

Deep and strategic autobattler roguelite gameplay with diverse class evolutions and build customization.
High replayability due to varied builds, unlockables, and branching dungeon paths.
Engaging combat system focusing on planning and synergy rather than reflexes, appealing to players who enjoy theorycrafting.

User interface and tutorialization are poor, with many lacking explanations, tooltips, and confusing navigation.
Technical issues including bugs, crashes, and PvP problems reduce overall polish and stability.
Visuals and presentation are minimalistic and rough, some consider the graphics unpolished and detracting from the experience.

gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
47%
20%
The gameplay emphasizes thoughtful planning, strategy, and synergy over fast reflexes, offering a robust and distinctive autobattler experience with rich class design and itemization. While it rewards discovery and decision-making, it suffers from a rough UI, unclear mechanics, and a gameplay loop that some find too short or repetitive, with bugs and missing quality-of-life features impacting the overall experience. Enthusiasts of roguelite autobattlers will appreciate its depth, but newcomers may struggle without better tutorials or explanations.
- “Rather than relying on reflex-driven gameplay, Doomfields centers its experience on preparation, planning, and synergy.”
- “Its branching class design, rich itemization, and automated combat mechanics create a distinctive experience within the autobattler genre.”
- “The result is a game that rewards thoughtful decision-making over mechanical execution.”
- “You mostly have to guess how mechanics and items work or what the impact of your choices will be.”
- “The game needs to be longer; for this price point, it should be 3 to 4 times longer. I don't mean just unlocking upgrades, but the actual gameplay loop itself should take much longer. The last 4 zones before endless mode are poorly done, just a bunch of damage sponges and DPS checks. Endless mode doesn't even award XP, and you have to beat the game multiple times to unlock it.”
- “A bit rough around the edges when it comes to UI and explaining game mechanics, but if you are into roguelite autobattlers it is an easy pick up due to the amount of content and PvP.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
57%
Doomfields features a minimalist pixel-art style that prioritizes clarity over flashy visuals, which may be an acquired taste for some players. While the graphics are simple and retro-inspired, they should not deter players, as the gameplay and combat system are highly praised and engaging.
- “Visually, Doomfields adopts a minimalist pixel-art style that supports clarity over spectacle.”
- “The art style is a throwback for sure, and the combat system is very well done.”
- “The game doesn’t strike you with fancy visuals at first glance, but once you start playing, it becomes highly addictive and rewarding.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The game offers excellent replayability through its branching progression and unlockable content, encouraging players to experiment with different strategies. However, technical issues and a lackluster loot system somewhat diminish its value, especially at full price. Overall, replayability remains a strong asset, making it a good deal particularly when on sale.
- “Game offers excellent replayability compared to similarly priced games.”
- “The branching nature of the progression encourages replayability, as experimenting with different combinations can dramatically alter how encounters unfold.”
- “Replayability remains one of Doomfields’ strongest assets.”
- “Now it's pretty fun and challenging, and the unlock system in the collection tab adds to the replayability, but it is basically not optimized for PC at all, the end game PvP arena straight up doesn't work, and the loot system is pretty mid... I'd say it's worth it if it's on sale for like $6, but not worth full price at this point”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game offers deep and engaging build optimization for theorycrafting enthusiasts, adding replayability through its unlock system. However, it suffers from poor PC optimization, particularly in endgame PvP where performance issues like frequent hangs significantly impact the experience. Overall, its technical shortcomings may make it less appealing unless purchased at a discounted price.
- “For players who enjoy theorycrafting and build optimization, this system provides considerable depth.”
- “While it may not appeal to those seeking hands-on tactical control or high production spectacle, it offers substantial depth for players who enjoy constructing optimized builds and watching their carefully assembled strategies unfold.”
- “Now it's pretty fun and challenging, and the unlock system in the collection tab adds to the replayability, but it is basically not optimized for PC at all. The end game PvP arena straight up doesn't work, and the loot system is pretty mid. I'd say it's worth it if it's on sale for like $6, but not worth full price at this point.”
- “Poorly optimized, especially in PvP. The game just hangs and unhangs at the end of combat.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game exhibits some stability issues, including occasional bugs and momentary freezes, such as when using the sort button. However, its extensive content helps maintain player engagement despite these glitches.
- “Turbo is a scuffed and buggy game, but the high amount of content does carry it for people like me.”
- “The sort button freezes everything for a second.”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The Steam version removes the mobile version's microtransactions and features separate leaderboards, addressing concerns about in-game purchases and fair competition.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users appreciate the grinding aspect for its nostalgic appeal, likening it to old-school grindy games like Runescape where the enjoyment comes from uncovering hidden mechanics through exploration.
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music is highly praised for being engaging and complements the unique atmosphere of each area, enhancing the overall addictive experience of the game.