Dungeon Done

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Dungeon Done is a single player and multiplayer action adventure game. It was developed by Groovy MOAI and was released on December 5, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Loot the treasures left behind and find your way out before it’s too late! Danger still lurks in the dungeon, and surviving on your own is not an option. Only through teamwork and skill can you and your allies make it out alive. ⚔️ Cooperation and Survival Up to six players must join forces to overcome the dangers within the dungeon. Whether it’s unlocking sealed doors or opening heavy treasure…

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Audience ScoreBased on 60 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game has a unique concept of scavenging in dungeons, which can lead to fun and chaotic moments, especially when played with friends.
The developers are responsive to player feedback and have made improvements to the game, showing potential for future updates.
The atmosphere and design of the dungeons are engaging, providing a thrilling experience for players who enjoy cooperative gameplay.

The game was abandoned shortly after release, leaving it in an unfinished state and unplayable once the servers shut down.
Many players found the combat mechanics frustrating, with overpowered enemies and a lack of effective weapons leading to a punishing experience.
The loot system is poorly balanced, making it difficult to progress and feel rewarded for efforts, contributing to a sense of wasted time.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in "Dungeon Done" offers a cooperative experience that many players find enjoyable, particularly when scavenging for resources with friends. However, it is marred by mechanical issues, such as bugs and frustrating gameplay slowdowns, which detract from the overall experience. While the randomized elements and art design are praised, many players feel that the gameplay mechanics need significant improvement to enhance enjoyment and immersion.
- “Hello fellow agents and friends, what can I say about my journey with Dungeon Done? Firstly, this game is amazing! The way you and your friends have to work together to scavenge leftover treasure and resources after the heroes have already swept through these dungeons is fantastic. The constant updates improve every aspect of the gameplay that may be questioned, and the developers appreciate all feedback, working quickly to meet the gamers' needs or requests about the game.”
- “What really stood out to me was the co-op gameplay with friends—it's incredibly fun!”
- “The gameplay loop is very nice; though the dungeons are set, certain chests, exits, and starting areas are always randomized.”
- “The saturation of enemies, the size of the dungeons, and the overall mechanical feel of the game just doesn't seem to mesh for me.”
- “The game seems to think it’s adding to the 'challenge,' but all it really does is slow down the gameplay and frustrate players.”
- “The mechanics and gameplay are very shallow and buggy.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the graphics of the game are noted for their interesting aesthetic, but many users feel that they require significant improvement, particularly in sound and animations. While the visual style is appreciated, comparisons to other games highlight a need for enhancement to fully realize the game's potential.
- “I like the aesthetic and do think that this game has potential.”
- “The dungeon has an interesting aesthetic, the combat system feels challenging, and there's this sense of progression and discovery that hooks you.”
- “Sound, graphics, and animations need an overhaul.”
- “The dark and gritty graphic style of Lethal Company is not appealing.”
- “The gameplay is similar to a larger map version of Lethal Company, but the two games are quite different in terms of graphics.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is heavily grind-focused, requiring players to loot extensively and progress through a challenging system that many find frustrating, especially when faced with powerful enemies. While it caters to fans of grinding mechanics, it lacks meaningful objectives beyond accumulating resources for cosmetic upgrades.
- “And when you're already struggling with the stingy loot system and the grindy progression, facing an invincible enemy is like the final nail in the coffin.”
- “Ultimately, this game is just a grinding game for people that like that stuff.”
- “This game just seems to lack objectives besides grinding enough money for outfits.”
humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is largely derived from the chaotic interactions and unexpected situations that arise during multiplayer gameplay, leading to shared laughter and enjoyment among friends. Players find that their reactions to in-game mishaps, such as dying from traps or getting stuck, contribute to a lighthearted and entertaining experience that revitalizes their love for gaming.
- “While I was busy screaming, my friend couldn’t stop laughing at my reactions.”
- “People say the dungeon of greed is more fun, but honestly, just playing with friends is hilarious and has made gaming enjoyable for me again after a long time.”
- “The real fun comes from playing with others, where unexpected situations lead to hilarious moments.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game suffers from significant stability issues, with numerous bugs affecting gameplay, such as rubber-banding and getting stuck out of bounds. Reviewers note that the mechanics are shallow and lack balance, leading to a frustrating experience, especially in light of the game's impending shutdown.
- “The game isn't bad per se, but it needs a lot of work. It's buggy, and there's no real incentive for getting gold or doing anything. With the announcement of the game shutting down, I wouldn't recommend it.”
- “The mechanics and gameplay are very shallow and buggy.”
- “Extremely buggy even for early access (rubber-banding in the lobby on the gravel path, getting stuck out of bounds, etc.), and there's little to no balancing.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere is characterized by a gloomy and immersive quality, particularly in dungeon settings, which enhances the game's scariness when played solo. However, the experience shifts to a more enjoyable and entertaining vibe when playing with friends, balancing tension with fun.
- “I like the gloomy atmosphere.”
- “The dungeon's atmosphere is quite good.”
- “When playing alone, it creates a scary atmosphere, but when playing with friends, the fun situations never end.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is highly praised, enabling smooth performance even on low-spec devices, such as older laptops.
- “The optimization is excellent, allowing the game to run smoothly even on low-spec devices like my old laptop.”
- “The game runs flawlessly on various hardware configurations, showcasing impressive optimization.”
- “I appreciate how well-optimized the game is; it maintains high performance without sacrificing graphics quality.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game's replayability lacking due to a limited selection of only two maps, which diminishes long-term engagement. The core gameplay, centered around speed-running dungeons, raises concerns about its sustainability and variety over time.
- “It's fun with friends, but you're limited to two maps, so I think it loses its replay value rather quickly.”
- “"Speed run a dungeon full of things that can kill you quickly, and make it out before this timer is up." If this is the premise of the game, then I beg the question, where is the replayability in that?”