- June 2, 2016
- Nova Dimension
Dungeon Journey
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About
Embark on an epic journey through countless dungeon floors in "Dungeon Journey." Fight gruesome undead creatures, gather treasures, and enhance your character's abilities. With various heroes to choose from, each with unique playstyles, and intricate monster compositions, this roguelike offers depth and replayability for all!


- The game is a fun and addictive time killer, perfect for casual play.
- It features a variety of characters and skills, allowing for strategic gameplay.
- The random dungeon generation adds replayability, making each playthrough feel unique.
- The game suffers from repetitiveness and can become boring quickly.
- Combat mechanics are poorly explained, leading to frustration with blocking and attack patterns.
- As a mobile port, it lacks depth and polish expected from PC games, including a poor user interface.
- gameplay48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
Gameplay reviews highlight a mix of repetitive mechanics and basic combat systems, often leading to boredom over time. While some players appreciate the strategic elements and unique tile-clearing mechanics reminiscent of RPG and rogue-like genres, many criticize the game for its mobile port origins, lack of depth, and poor item management. Overall, the gameplay is seen as accessible but ultimately lacking in innovation and excitement.
“The basic gameplay loop is clear: clear tiles, pick up items or leave them if still clearing the floor of the dungeon, kill monsters, perform ripostes, find the key for the floor, go to the next floor, and finish the dungeon.”
“It's very easy to get into the gameplay, yet it demands a combination of risk management, strategic thinking, and quick-time reactions to survive whatever the game throws at you.”
“What we have here is a mixture of RPG and rogue-like gameplay, where you have a character that uncovers tiles as you click them one at a time; some may have treasures while others have enemies you have to fight.”
“Apart from the fact it's a mobile port and thus immediately fails to meet PC game standards, the fixed aspect ratio, samey gameplay, awful translation, repetitive clicking, and general low effort overall here makes this impossible to recommend.”
“Incredibly boring rogue-like that relies on a tedious parrying mechanic for its combat.”
“Technically it's a well-developed game if you can overlook some minor flaws, but when it comes to gameplay, it's dull and repetitive.”