- July 3, 2017
- HeX
The guard of dungeon
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About
"The Guard of Dungeon" is a challenging first-person shooter set in a sci-fi world where the Unknown Alien Force threatens to enslave Earth. With old-school gameplay, players must navigate through treacherous dungeons filled with vicious traps and defeat enemies to progress. The game features 3 ability progression paths, unique models, music, and code, with hard rock music adding to the intensity. Show off your skills with 2 hours of gameplay, intro and outro videos, achievements, and cards.






- The game features unique enemy types and interesting level design, particularly Chapter 4 with its trap challenges.
- The gunplay system is easy to learn but hard to master, rewarding players for their effort and dedication.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback, quickly fixing bugs and achievement issues, which shows a commitment to improving the game.
- The game is plagued by bugs, poor level design, and a lack of customization options, making it frustrating to play.
- Players have reported issues with hit detection, ineffective weapons, and a confusing experience gain system that slows down gameplay.
- The overall quality feels rushed and under-baked, leading many to view it as a cash grab rather than a serious game.
graphics
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with users criticizing the lack of customization options and describing the visuals as poor, often likening them to being covered in a greasy film. The only available settings are basic presets from Unity, which many feel do not improve the overall quality. Comparisons to much older games highlight the significant shortcomings in visual fidelity, leading to a consensus that the graphics are subpar.
“The graphics of the game are nice and the style is okay.”
“You can choose graphics from bad to fantastic, that's it.”
“In fact, the only thing that the settings consist of is a Unity built-in graphics quality setup, which is equivalent to not having any setup at all, to be honest.”
“The visuals are disgusting, with everything looking like it's covered in vaseline. I guess there's really no point in talking about that because the game probably had the budget of 2 dollars.”
“There's no proper in-game settings, only the usual Unity options from fast to fantastic for the graphics. It's frustrating that there are no customization options besides Unity's default graphic settings.”
“In fact, the only thing that the settings consist of is a Unity built-in graphics quality setup, which is equivalent to not having any setup at all.”