- November 8, 2016
- GameCoaster
- 4h median play time
Dungeon Defense
Platforms
About
"Dungeon Defense" is a single-player strategy game with a good story and perfect gameplay, featuring stunning graphics and a sensational soundtrack. As the guardian of the last dungeon, you must defend it from heroes seeking to conquer it. The game boasts easy-to-play retro graphics and sounds, with the ability to organize a variety of mercenaries, find synergies, and earn rewards for achievements. The game can be very grinding, but it is also very funny and highly replayable, offering various contents such as dungeon building and collecting weapons.
- Great gameplay with a lot of depth and replayability.
- No ads or intrusive microtransactions, making it a refreshing experience.
- Charming retro graphics and music that enhance the overall enjoyment.
- The user interface can be overwhelming and confusing for new players.
- Cloud save functionality is unreliable, leading to lost progress.
- The game can become repetitive and grindy over time.
gameplay
495 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its simplicity and accessibility, making it easy for new players to pick up while offering depth for more experienced gamers through various mechanics like RPG elements, talent trees, and upgrade systems. However, some users note that the gameplay can become repetitive over time, and there are calls for better explanations of certain mechanics and a more intuitive user interface. Overall, the game is described as addictive and enjoyable, with a nostalgic retro aesthetic that enhances the experience.
“Excellent RPG, top-down shooter, tower defense, base-building hybrid; on the surface it seems easy enough, and learning the basics are, but the depth and mastery needed to traverse the higher level difficulties is an enjoyable experience.”
“The gameplay is surprisingly deep, even if the active portions are deceptively simple.”
“The gameplay is simple yet captivating, and the music and graphics are similar.”
“While addictive in certain circumstances, it is also quite shallow and bereft of substantive gameplay.”
“Gameplay is very, very repetitive... while I like the idea of the game I also can't stand how after about 40 hours the only thing that seems to change is the numbers.”
“There is literally zero gameplay difference between day 10 and day 100.”