- December 23, 2014
- iosoftware
Dwarf Tower
A fun multiplayer game with some issues. A quick way to pass a bit of time, ideally with a friend.
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"Dwarf Tower" is a turn-based strategy game where players control dwarven settlers, digging underground and defending against goblin invasions. Build rooms, manage resources, and command your dwarves to ensure the survival of your colony. With randomly generated maps, each playthrough presents a new challenge.





- Fun and engaging gameplay that is easy to learn, making it a great casual game to play with friends.
- The game has a unique concept that combines strategy and luck, providing replayability in short sessions.
- Recent updates have improved performance and visuals, making the game more enjoyable.
- Multiplayer functionality is often broken, leading to crashes and a lack of available players online.
- Achievements are not working, which can be frustrating for players who enjoy completing them.
- The AI is underwhelming and the single-player experience lacks challenge, making it less appealing for solo play.
- gameplay56 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by its simplicity and intuitive mechanics, allowing for engaging and strategic play, especially with customizable decks. While it offers fun and creative moments, some players find it lacks depth and replayability, with a few noting issues like a chaotic menu interface and the absence of challenging progression. Overall, it serves well as a casual timewaster, appealing to those looking for short, enjoyable sessions.
“This game is surprisingly good; the gameplay is smooth and fun, the music is calming, and the AI seems to get increasingly harder.”
“Design is quite minimalistic; the game mechanics are simple but allow for tricky strategies. The deck can be customized to support certain strategies or make it more balanced.”
“Great little filler of a game with nice innovative mechanics and a compelling 'just one more play' style of gameplay.”
“Gameplay is ... boring.”
“This game does not have very many complex mechanics and feels unfinished.”
“Once you have figured out the game mechanics you just can’t lose against the computer, and when you do win there is no level up, no new challenge and no improved computer player to test your skills and tower against.”