Numgeon

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Numgeon is a single player casual role playing game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by FobTi interactive and was released on December 15, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Numgeon" is a fast-paced, retro-styled clicker RPG where you click numbers to damage enemies and gain upgrades. With easy-to-learn gameplay, it's an addictive coffee-break game that's hard to master, offering infinite replayability and the choice of three characters, each with unique abilities. Your mission: kill the Princess and save the Dragon!

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Audience ScoreBased on 49 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game features a cute and charming aesthetic with appealing visuals and music that enhance the experience.
It's a simple yet addictive gameplay loop that can improve hand-eye coordination and is great for short play sessions.
The game offers unlockable characters and color palettes, providing some variety and replayability.

The gameplay can become repetitive and lacks depth, leading to a dull experience after a short time.
There are technical issues, such as unresponsive clicking and bugs with items like potions not working as intended.
The developer's lack of communication regarding bugs and issues has left players frustrated and feeling unsupported.

gameplay
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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63%
16%
The gameplay of *numgeon* revolves around a simple yet engaging mechanic of clicking numbers sequentially, which can initially feel monotonous but becomes more enjoyable as players discover hidden mechanics. While the game features a cute aesthetic and some minor twists in item choices, it lacks depth and variety, making it challenging to maintain long-term interest. Overall, it presents a solid foundation with potential for expansion, appealing to those looking for a quick, casual gaming experience.
- “I did not like it at first, thought it was monotonous, but after some more time with it and understanding some of the 'hidden' mechanics that allow you to cause more damage, it has become enjoyable.”
- “With the simple, easy-to-pick-up gameplay (that only requires one hand even on PC), I’m sure it could find some success on that platform.”
- “The primary mechanic is interesting, and even when you have found your 'click path,' you can still mess up, so it truly is a good skill challenge.”
- “The issue here is that 'so far' is all you’re going to get, because if you’ve played numgeon for 5 minutes you’ve seen all the gameplay it has to offer.”
- “After my winning run, I fired up a game with another character, but the gameplay was essentially the same.”
- “The gameplay is pretty much what you see in the trailer: click on numbers from 1 to 16 in order and you'll do damage.”
graphics
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The game's graphics feature a retro pixel art style reminiscent of early Atari visuals, with a charming and simplistic aesthetic that some players find appealing. The use of swappable color palettes adds a layer of customization, while the overall presentation is described as cute and beautiful, despite lacking visual complexity. While the graphics may not be cutting-edge, they effectively complement the game's nostalgic vibe and engaging music.
- “It has snazzy Downwell-inspired visuals, complete with swappable color palettes.”
- “The design aesthetic is actually quite beautiful for how subtle it is, and the music is great.”
- “The color palettes are of course reminiscent of Downwell, and work well here for both aesthetics as well as to add unlockable palettes.”
- “A choice was made to use obsolete, decades-old retro pixel 'art' as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics.”
- “The graphics are cute and charming but a little too simplistic with no visual flair.”
- “The default graphics are monochrome with a healthy splash of red, but if red isn’t your jam you’re welcome to choose a different color.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is described as fittingly medieval and enhances the overall atmosphere, with pleasant melodies that adapt to different stages. However, some users find the low-fi 8-bit style and limited options—only allowing music to be toggled on or off—frustrating. Overall, while the soundtrack is appreciated for its aesthetic, there are calls for better balancing and more variety in the music options.
- “The music is appropriately medieval for your journeys.”
- “Its soundtrack sets the tone perfectly.”
- “Aside from the early Atari visuals, the music is pleasant and fitting, changing according to the stage you're in as well as during consistently placed shopping points.”
- “It's presented with ultra low-fi 8-bit retro pixel art and annoying, blippy music.”
- “Very limited options with ear-piercing music upon startup, with only the option of on or off.”
- “In the settings, there are options for fullscreen, scale, tutorial on/off, music on/off, and sound effects on/off.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
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The game's story aspect is largely criticized for its lack of missions or quests, leaving players without a clear narrative or goals beyond progressing further in the dungeon. While there are some opportunities to earn coins through various activities, the overall experience feels aimless and could benefit from a more developed storyline.
- “I just wonder if this concept would work in a bigger RPG with more story.”
- “- there are no missions, quests, or story, so you go into every run with no goal in mind other than getting farther than you did before.”
- “- there are no missions, quests, or story, so you go into every run with no goal in mind other than getting farther than you did before.”
- “- there are no missions, quests, or story, so you go into every run with no goal in mind other than getting farther than you did before.”
grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game is characterized as repetitive and time-consuming, appealing primarily to players who enjoy leveling up characters and engaging in extensive grinding content. While some find it therapeutic and rewarding for achievement hunting, others may view it as overly grindy. Overall, it caters to a specific audience that appreciates this gameplay style.
- “I found this very repetitive and super grindy.”
- “The game also has a grinding aspect because your characters can level up, while the stats carry over to the next playthrough.”
- “Numgeon is good at what it does, which is being a grinding game.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The optimization of the game is praised for its ability to deliver a priceless performance, allowing for enjoyable co-op play experiences, even in shared settings. Users appreciate the game's longevity and fun factor, which enhance its overall value.
- “The optimization in this game is truly impressive; it balances performance and fun seamlessly, making every session enjoyable.”
- “I love how the game allows for co-op play, where friends can take turns and share a mouse, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “The price-to-longevity ratio is unbeatable; the performance you get is priceless, ensuring countless hours of fun.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game's premise of clicking numbers to defeat monsters intriguing, and the RPG elements contribute to a sense of familiarity and emotional engagement.