Hashtag Dungeon

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Hashtag Dungeon is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Nakash and was released on July 5, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

Hashtag Dungeon is a dungeon crawler with roguelike elements that uses Twitter as its method of dungeon generation! Create dungeons yourself using our built-in dungeon editor and tweet your levels to the world, or venture through levels created by other players. Assume the role of a Dungeon Explorer or a Dungeon Master in order to create a unique dungeon crawling experience!

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Single-Player

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57%

Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

music4 positive mentions

grinding6 negative mentions

Fun and challenging dungeon crawler with a charming pixel art style and a great soundtrack.
Unique player-generated dungeons via Twitter integration and an innovative level sharing system.
Offers multiple play modes including random dungeons and a horde mode with daily challenges and leaderboards.

The game heavily relies on Twitter for level sharing, which is currently broken and makes the core feature unusable.
Buggy gameplay issues such as auto-transitioning to play without character selection, inability to attack in some runs, and problematic controls including no diagonal shooting.
Tedious and slow progression with excessive grinding required and unbalanced classes, leading to a less enjoyable experience compared to similar roguelikes.

grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding in the game is generally seen as excessive and tedious, leading to slow progression that can detract from enjoyment. While the core gameplay works, the need for frequent grinding combined with balance issues in boss battles makes the experience feel repetitive and less impactful. However, fans of the genre might still find it worth trying despite these drawbacks.
- “Hashtag Dungeon isn't a bad game but it has three big flaws; you can't fire diagonally, it requires excessive grinding, and core gameplay is boring due to a lack of skills.”
- “It works, doesn't look too bad, and it's more of a twin-stick arena shooter than anything, but it's just tedious and nothing feels impactful.”
- “The gold progression of the game is tedious and slow as a freemium cellphone game.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features charming pixel art with a variety of environments and enemies, offering a pseudo-retro style that is less vivid than games like Binding of Isaac but still visually appealing. The graphics are pixel-perfect and complement the overall RPG experience well.
- “The graphics are cute and there's a bunch of different environments and enemies.”
- “Definitely a game to get if you enjoy RPG pixel graphics games!”
- “Nice pixel-perfect graphics and excellent sound.”
- “Overall, the graphics are not as vividly distinct as The Binding of Isaac, using a pseudo-retro look instead of the drawn feel of The Binding of Isaac.”
- “Plays like The Binding of Isaac but with a different art style.”
- “The graphics are cute, and there's a bunch of different environments and enemies.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some users praising the soundtrack as great and fitting, while others find it somewhat dull or less appealing. Overall, it is generally appreciated but not universally loved.
- “Great soundtrack”
- “Music is great too.”
- “Great soundtrack and art”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Gameplay in Hashtag Dungeon is generally easy to pick up and can be fun, especially when creatively using game mechanics to design rooms. However, some players find it boring due to a lack of skills, excessive grinding, and limitations like not being able to fire diagonally. Initial gameplay may also be hindered by early issues that affect the experience.
- “You can make some really interesting rooms if you use the game's mechanics to your advantage.”
- “Gameplay was easy to pick up, super fun and a great way to kill some spare time.”
- “Hashtag Dungeon isn't a bad game but it has three big flaws: you can't fire diagonally, it requires excessive grinding, and the core gameplay is boring due to a lack of skills.”
- “Hashtag Dungeon has done that for me though; my original review contained some complaints about issues I had encountered that caused my first hour and a half of gameplay to be less than pleasing.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is problematic, with frequent bugs such as rapid menu transitions that prevent character selection, leading to a frustrating and unstable gameplay experience.
- “This game also seems to be very buggy as there have been multiple times where I can't even select my character because it seems to auto-transition from menu to game so fast you can't even pick.”