Dungeon Reels Tactics

This game is exactly the type of game I was looking for. I'm a big fan of roguelikes and this one is one of the best I've played. It explores a really unique mechanic that I haven't seen before and it uses the mechanic really well. All of the characters abilities and well thought out and balanced to synergize with the upgrades and equipment you can give them. The only issues I've really found with the game are just minor things with the UI and such. Good game.

Big fan of this game and I really wanna see more!!!! Please devs!

I really want to like this game, but the "tactics" aren't there. Positioning means nothing since all enemies can attack from 2-3 units away. No body blocking is just wrong as well. Also, the UI is not PC friendly. I can't seem to ever get the scratch tickets to scratch properly. Items have to be drag-n-drop. it says you can swap items between characters, but doesn't tell you that you can only do it when you receive a new item. Making swapping gear tedious. I also wish that you could change the camera view to more isometric or even top down since there are no 3D sprites. What they've got here is a lot of fun and would be more-so if it were polished up a bit more. It seems pretty new and there's no info on the net to make a good judgement on purchasing it. I'm glad I got it on deep sale. It gave me some fun for a few days. I'll check back in once they've got a few updates under their belt and adjust my review if it gets better.

Great game. (I like gambling)

A fun game to play when you are bored

Luck Be A Landlord sold me the slot machine, but ultimately left me wanting a bit more meat on the gameplay bone. Dungeon Reels Tactics delivers just that by putting the slot machine in a tactical combat roguelike. [b]Positive:[/b] [list] [*]I'm not nearly as much at the mercy of RNG as expected. Everything has [i]some[/i] gambling aspect, from party composition to rewards, but never so much that I think my choices don't matter. The worst reward roll is still worth something; the game could give you 3 duds, but you always get at least 1 gold. Recruitment gives you a choice of 3 random classes - maybe not the ones you were hoping for, but the abilities are fairly well balanced, so no party combo is a complete disaster. The global Jackpot meter gives you the option to save up the super ability for another character/turn instead of triggering automatically at 100 %. (Most super abilities involve 'do X to [i]random[/i] targets', so there's still an element of luck with them.) [*]Many character classes with a good pool of abilities. Some are straightforward with attacks and shields, others have more unique abilities like teleporting or manipulating reels/symbols. Each also has a Jackp…