The Hardest Dungeon

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The Hardest Dungeon is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Pippala Games and was released on May 11, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

The Hardest Dungeon is a roguelike-like action role playing game that is very focused on team management and survival. Your target is to collect "The Deck of Mulark", the first ever Tarot Deck created by your ancestors with immense power that can alter the world. Can you and your team survive this adventure in the hardest dungeon?

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game has a unique concept and offers a challenging experience that can be addictive once players understand the mechanics.
The developer is highly responsive and actively updates the game, showing commitment to improving the player experience.
Each hero feels unique, and upgrades significantly enhance survivability and combat effectiveness.

The game suffers from a steep learning curve, with a poor tutorial and overwhelming information that can frustrate new players.
Many character abilities and upgrades feel ineffective or underwhelming, leading to repetitive gameplay without meaningful progress.
The visual design and UI are cluttered, making it difficult to distinguish characters and understand important game mechanics.

gameplay
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Gameplay has been criticized for its confusing mechanics and weak survival elements, leading to frustration among players. Many find the survival system overly simplistic, as it allows for easy recovery from hunger and other challenges, detracting from the roguelite experience. Overall, there is a desire for improvements in both gameplay complexity and difficulty.
- “Several mechanics are really hard to understand, and such things are annoying in roguelites.”
- “Survival mechanics are weak; just wait until you're at 99.9% hunger, then one food item will erase all of it. The same strategy applies for torches.”
- “I want to see this game improve both in gameplay and difficulty.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users highlight that games like Brogue and older versions of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup offer exceptional replayability, emphasizing their challenging yet fair gameplay. Both titles are praised for being free and providing endless opportunities for players to engage with the content.
- “If you really want to play a roguelike that is hard yet fair, I suggest Brogue or an old version of DCSS (Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup). Both are completely free with endless replayability.”
- “If you really want to play a roguelike that is hard yet fair, I suggest Brogue or an old version of DCSS (Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup) instead; both are completely free with endless replayability.”