Dungeonfell

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Dungeonfell is a single player strategy game. It was developed by Bad Fox Studios and was released on February 21, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Step into Dungeonfell – a single-player tactical, turn-based, Roguelite – where you command a group of Delvers in their quest to save Dungeonfell. Battle through the Dungeon, taking on waves of Monsters, and collecting valuable treasure to upgrade your Delvers. The Prophecy of the Dark Star is coming to pass… The lands of Dungeonfell are being consumed by the corruption, tainting the Dungeon and …

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Strategy

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Single-Player

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87%

Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

atmosphere3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Dungeonfell offers fun, tactical gameplay with a good amount of strategic depth, making it accessible for both casual and hardcore gamers.
The game features a solid leveling-up system and character development, allowing players to create unique strategies with different Delvers and skill synergies.
The art direction and atmospheric audio contribute to an engaging experience, and the developers are responsive to feedback, indicating potential for future improvements.

Progression can feel slow, with meta upgrades taking a long time to unlock, leading to a sense of boredom for some players.
The game has a steep learning curve and can be punishing, especially for those unfamiliar with roguelike mechanics, which may deter casual players.
Technical issues such as a sluggish UI and occasional bugs can disrupt gameplay, and the lack of voice acting or controller support may limit accessibility.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by snappy battle mechanics and a focus on tactical combat, appealing even to those who typically prefer fast-paced action. Players appreciate the diverse roster of characters and roguelike elements that enhance the survival aspect of combat, while a crucial mechanic prevents spamming basic attacks, adding depth to strategy. Although the narrative is minimal, it does not detract from the engaging and progressive gameplay experience.
- “It's snappy with good battle mechanics and plenty of progression.”
- “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.”
- “A crucial mechanic prevents players from spamming basic attacks that cost a single action point.”
- “Some turn-based mechanics might feel slow for players who prefer fast-paced action.”
- “With the narrative taking a backseat, the gameplay and combat mechanics are what matters.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a deep and engaging storyline that complements its roguelite structure, revolving around a classic theme of a "dark force lurking in the depths." While the narrative is interesting and enhances the adventure, it remains secondary to the gameplay experience.
- “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.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the game is enhanced by strong art direction and immersive audio, creating a compelling and engaging environment for players.
- “The game features solid art direction and atmospheric audio that truly immerse you in its world.”
- “The combination of stunning visuals and haunting sound design creates an unforgettable atmosphere.”
- “Every detail contributes to a rich atmosphere that draws you in and keeps you engaged.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a charming, cutesy art style that suggests a casual gaming experience, reminiscent of "For the King." While the visuals contribute positively to the game's appeal, some users feel that they are slightly underdeveloped, indicating potential for improvement to enhance the overall experience.
- “With a similar art style to For the King, Dungeonfell gives us a great combat-focused roguelike, with a few flaws that are, in my opinion, easily fixable, which will make the little undercooked feeling the game currently gives a thing of the past.”
- “The cutesy graphics make it seem like this could be a somewhat casual and forgiving experience.”
- “With a similar art style to For the King, Dungeonfell gives us a great combat-focused roguelike; however, it has a few flaws that, in my opinion, are easily fixable and will make the undercooked feeling the game currently has a thing of the past.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is generally seen as limited, with some players noting a lack of depth in lore. However, there are positive mentions of enjoyable character progression through skill upgrades, adding a layer of fun to the experience.
- “Good fun game with some nice character development and skill upgrades.”
- “However, it doesn’t delve deeply into lore or character development.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Dungeonfell is praised for its high replayability and depth, making it a solid choice for fans of the roguelite genre.
- “Overall, Dungeonfell is a solid roguelite with a ton of replayability and depth.”