- May 23, 2018
- StandOffSoftware
Unicorn Dungeon
80%Game Brain Score
humor, graphics
94% User Score 36 reviews
Platforms
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About
Unicorn Dungeon is an absurdist comedy point & click adventure game following the adventures of Sir Typhil of Creulor as he attempts to secure a unicorn to bring to the castle.
Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews
humor30 positive mentions
- Unicorn Dungeon features a vibrant, hand-drawn art style and sharp, witty dialogue that brings the whimsical world of Artovya to life, making exploration visually rewarding and entertaining.
- The game successfully blends genres, combining classic point-and-click adventure mechanics with rogue-like dungeon crawling, providing a unique and challenging experience that encourages creative problem-solving.
- The humor is genuine and well-crafted, with absurd charm reminiscent of Monty Python, making it a delightful escape for players who appreciate quirky storytelling and comedic elements.
- The rogue-like dungeon crawling section can be frustrating due to its reliance on random chance for success, which may deter players who prefer a more straightforward adventure experience.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content, especially considering it is the first part of a series.
- Some players may find the humor off-putting or not to their taste, as it leans heavily into absurdity and quirky jokes that might not resonate with everyone.
- humor30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The humor in the game is characterized by its absurdist and off-kilter style, reminiscent of Monty Python, featuring eccentric characters and clever dialogue that create a whimsical experience. While the humor is well-written and charming, it may not appeal to everyone, particularly those who prefer traditional comedic styles. Overall, it offers a unique blend of wacky humor and engaging storytelling, making it a delight for fans of experimental indie games.
“Whether you're negotiating with a sassy goblin or outsmarting a mischievous wizard, each encounter is a joyous dance of wit and humor.”
“This is a fairly short game (actually, part one in the series), but narration is, perhaps, one of its strongest suits if you’re keen on absurd humor and Monty Python-like jokes.”
“It's absurdist, as the description says, and it's actually funny -- well written, well-acted, with nicely paced and timed jokes.”