Puzzle Forge Dungeon

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In "Puzzle Forge Dungeon," restore the dwarven city of Anvilars by managing a team of heroes and crafting weapons through match-3 puzzles. Cleanse districts to unlock new services, heroes, and game modes. Battle 50 diverse enemies, including unique bosses, with procedurally generated groups in this turn-based crawler.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

77%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

optimization1 negative mentions

The combination of match-three gameplay and blacksmithing design is addictive and enjoyable.
The game offers a unique and original gameplay experience that is challenging and fun.
There is enough content for a good game experience, especially for an early access title.

The game suffers from game-breaking bugs that can hinder progress and enjoyment.
The ranking system forces players to use the minimum number of materials, which detracts from the fun of crafting stronger weapons.
The gameplay feels rushed and lacks integration between theme and mechanics, leading to a disappointing experience.

gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
50%
21%
The gameplay is a unique blend of match-three mechanics and blacksmithing, which many players find addictive and challenging. However, some users feel that the integration of these elements is lacking, leading to a disconnect in the overall experience, and express a desire for a return to previous gameplay styles that emphasized weapon selling. Despite these criticisms, the core mechanics remain engaging for those who enjoy the combination of puzzle-solving and crafting.
- “The gameplay is very original and challenging.”
- “While the core gameplay remained the same, the addition of the popular rogue-lite elements seemed worth trying.”
- “The theme and the core gameplay didn't seem to be integrated at all.”
- “The contradiction in mechanics really bothers me.”
- “Although I do wish there was a mode to return to the old 'selling weapons to guards and adventurers' gameplay, even if it's stripped down.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Players feel that while there is potential for further optimization in their strategies, the existing scoring system rewards them sufficiently, leading to a lack of motivation to refine their item choices.
- “I could have optimized my strategy even more if I'd cared about what specific items I was making, but I was getting 'S' scores already and there didn't seem to be a point.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews indicate a strong appreciation for the storytelling in Tuesday Quest games, highlighting their engaging narratives and immersive experiences.