Dungeon Rampage

“I agree with all the negative reviews, the game became a boring grinding loop unlike the first few weeks when early access published. They even managed to break good mechanics like the store; the legendary items cost 100k and their level was 89-91 (nearly max level), and now they cost over 170k and levels are around 70-80 which is terrible. It made the shop useless. Most people grind boss levels because it is the easiest method to level up, not to mention those who grind certain levels because it gives a lot of money, and gems are very hard to get compared to the prices for champions and pets.”

“At the moment the game is just tiny maps that everyone is rushing in less than 2 minutes. It's extremely grindy just to get to play another character beyond the warrior that everyone starts with: about 5 hours to unlock the huntress, then double that for another one, then double again and double again for the other two.”

“That's 100 levels of grinding and even that is not enough due to the extreme gold costs, which you have to farm to get equipment that is much needed to progress.”

“The graphics feel exactly the same as they did 15 years ago, and while the nostalgia was fun for a minute, the repetitive dungeon grind is making it hard to stay interested, lazy developer.”

“I am afraid it is not other than a poor money-grab project. They have a community ready to help whenever/however they can but releasing a game with barely 480p graphics is just terrible. How is it possible to not spend a few days to upscale images? It's a flaming pile of rubbish now and I don't think it'll ever improve.”

“The graphics are blurry and pixelated, and there’s really no excuse for this.”

“It feels unfinished, badly optimized, and frustrating to play.”

“The fps drops and stuttering make the experience frustrating, especially for something that’s supposed to be an improved version.”

“In past of year this work still no improvement and the performance is even worser than that time.”

“The original already being a flawed game, balance-wise, and balanced in general around microtransactions.”

“Is this just a cash grab game that presses on nostalgia?”

“No meaningful updates, no effort to improve gameplay but monetization never stops.”

“While I do enjoy playing it, farming legendary chests and maxing my characters, the game is not complete if you're looking for a full experience like it was years ago. There's barely anyone playing the story mode (only people playing Ultimate Rampage), and it's only full when a new hero is released.”

“I never played this game when I was a kid; I only heard about it when an article posted a story about a guy bringing it back after he was devastated to see it shut down.”

“Randomized dungeons, unlockables, and goofy enemy combinations mean every run can birth a new story: 'the time I outran exploding slimes' or 'the boss that ate my friend’s hat.'”

“Extremely repetitive, extremely grindy, extremely nauseating and unless you somehow have a video, podcast or different kind of music playing in the background you will not survive playing this without dying of boredom.”

“No ambient, walking, fire sound or anything (just sfx and music).”

“Even though I saw it on the roadmap, I want to point out that the current lack of a soundtrack is quite jarring.”

“For example, trying to switch to 'windowed mode' freezes the game, and the chest opening animation often loops endlessly at the end of matches.”

“I understand that the developer didn’t want to update and port the codebase to another engine, but we players suffer from that decision: unstable and low frame rates, input problems, pressing F11 to switch to windowed mode freezes the game and makes it unplayable until you go back to fullscreen, and many more issues.”

“Also, there are occasional wall glitches where the character gets stuck in gaps that are not actual walls.”