Dungeon Rushers

The game is pretty well made, and has quite a fun and humorous story. The characters all feel unique, and the way the levelling system works you are likely going to have very different characters by the end to most other players - you can't unlock every skill for a character, so have to decide a build based on your own playstyle. The ability to create your own dungeons is also a nice touch, and *should* lead to a lot of replayability even after finishing the admittedly decent campaign, however... The game has multiple bugs, that have been in place for years and the devs just won't fix. The first of two most impactfull bugs is the inability to create a ranked account, meaning multiplayer competitive ranking is inaccessible even though it is supposed to exist int he games endgame. The second, and worse, bug is that if you actually try to download a community created dungeon it may corrupt your save file - and lock you out of the game entirely. Reinstalling won't fix it, removing the community dungeon won't fix it, nothing you can do will restore your access. The only option is to completely wipe your save from the cloud and the local save, and start over from the beginning, otherwi…

decent, but forgetable

I have no idea why I can review this as it isn't in my library. I can only presume this sucked so hard I have refunded it and forgotten it. = There's no way I am going to recommend such game. :]

Dungeon Rushers, developed by Goblinz Studio and published by Goblinz Publishing in partnership with Whisper Games, is a turn-based dungeon crawler that leans heavily into classic RPG sensibilities while framing everything through a playful, almost tongue-in-cheek lens. It takes the familiar structure of assembling a party, exploring labyrinthine spaces, and battling enemies in tactical encounters, but filters it through a design that feels closer to a board game than a traditional free-roaming RPG. The result is a game that feels both nostalgic and methodical, offering a steady, systems-driven experience rather than a fast-paced or story-heavy one. The game’s narrative presence is intentionally light, serving more as a vehicle for humor than as a central driving force. Players follow an aspiring adventurer stepping into a world filled with eccentric companions and exaggerated fantasy clichés, with dialogue often poking fun at genre tropes rather than building a serious or emotional storyline. This tone gives Dungeon Rushers a distinct personality, making it approachable and occasionally amusing, though it never aims for narrative depth. Instead, the focus remains firmly on the ga…

Wasn't bad, I was just too good. Finished the game lickidy split!

This is not ready for release. It needs testing and polish. With that said, gameplay is a bit interesting. Could warrant a dollar or two.