"Dungeonfell is a single-player, turn-based Strategy game that takes approximately 14 hours to complete. Assemble a team of Delvers, each with unique abilities, and battle through the Dungeon to collect treasure, unlock spells, and gather Relics to strengthen your team. Your mission: find the Keystones and stop the spreading corruption to save Dungeonfell."
Dungeonfell offers engaging and tactical gameplay with a variety of character upgrades and strategic choices, making each run feel fresh and rewarding.
The game features a solid art direction and atmospheric audio, enhancing the overall experience while providing a decent story that complements the gameplay.
Players appreciate the ability to pause and resume runs, as well as the quick learning curve, allowing both new and experienced players to enjoy the game.
The user interface can be sluggish at times, which may detract from the overall experience.
Some players have reported bugs, such as abilities targeting the wrong characters, which can disrupt gameplay.
The turn-based mechanics may feel slow for those who prefer faster-paced action, and missing the tutorial can lead to a challenging first run.
gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized by fun, tactical mechanics that are accessible even to those unfamiliar with turn-based systems, emphasizing combat and strategy over narrative. Players appreciate the diverse roster of characters and roguelike elements that ensure each encounter feels unique, although some may find the turn-based pacing slower than preferred. A key mechanic prevents spamming of basic attacks, adding depth to the combat experience.
“The roster of characters and roguelike features makes every combat a fight for survival with easy-to-learn mechanics.”
“The team-based mechanics, different routes, and ability synergies make for a fresh experience every run.”
“Fun, tactical gameplay that even non-turn-based fans can enjoy.”
“Some turn-based mechanics might feel slow for players who prefer fast-paced action.”
“A crucial mechanic prevents players from spamming basic attacks that cost a single action point.”
“With the narrative taking a backseat, the gameplay and combat mechanics are what matters.”
story
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The game features a deep and engaging story that complements its roguelite structure, revolving around a classic theme of a "dark force lurking in the depths." While the narrative sets the stage for the adventure, it is not the primary focus, allowing gameplay and character upgrades to take center stage. Overall, the story is considered decent and enhances the experience without overshadowing it.
“It has a deep and engaging story, character upgrades, and interesting environments.”
“While the story sets the stage for the adventure, it isn't the primary focus of the game.”
“It’s the classic 'dark force lurking in the depths' kind of story, but it works well with the roguelite structure.”
“Decent story that doesn’t overshadow the gameplay.”
character development
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Character development in the game is generally seen as enjoyable, featuring skill upgrades that enhance the experience. However, many reviewers note that the game lacks depth in lore and overall character development, suggesting a missed opportunity for richer storytelling.
“Good fun game with some nice character development with skill upgrades.”
“However, it doesn’t delve deeply into lore or character development.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere of the game is praised for its solid art direction and immersive audio, creating a compelling and engaging environment for players.
“The game features solid art direction and atmospheric audio.”
“The game features solid art direction and atmospheric audio.”
replayability
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Dungeonfell is praised for its high replayability and depth, making it a solid choice for fans of the roguelite genre. Players can expect varied experiences with each playthrough, enhancing its longevity.
“Overall, Dungeonfell is a solid roguelite with a ton of replayability and depth.”
graphics
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The graphics of Dungeonfell are reminiscent of the art style used in "For the King," providing a visually appealing experience. However, some users feel that the visuals are somewhat underdeveloped and could benefit from improvements to enhance the overall presentation.