Legend of Keepers: Career of a Dungeon Manager

Legend of Keepers was good fun. You’re managing the dungeon this time, setting up monsters and traps to deal with the heroes coming in. I enjoyed that twist on things. Have a look if you like turn-based battles with some management mixed in.

The concept here is solid, but the execution is extremely repetitive and not really fun to start with.

Thought it would be a 2010s gem, turns out it's boring and repetitive with no gameplay depth. Yipee.

To the new Players: Ever want to be the bad guy and manage the monsters instead of the heroes? This is Legend of Keepers: Career of a Dungeon Manager. It is a highly enjoyable management roguelite where you do some math to ensure your dungeon consistently destroys invading adventurers. You will easily get attached to your roster of minions. However, the game does a poor job of introducing its full scope, you might play almost your entire run before realizing other Keepers are actually available. Mechanically, it heavily rewards sticking with and leveling up common creatures over acquiring new unique ones, as leveling makes them significantly more powerful. The combat scaling also strongly favors burst damage, ending most rooms in two to three turns, which sadly makes minions built for long-term strategies less viable. The art feels a bit like generic sprites rather than handcrafted assets, but the core loop remains incredibly fun. I definitely recommend it, but grabbing it at a 40% discount makes it a guaranteed good buy. To the Developers: - Improve the onboarding UI to clearly highlight the availability and unlocking mechanics of different Keepers, as players can easily miss the…

I honestly keep coming back to this game because it's unique. Really I do agree with a few people, it can get repetitive but a personal choice is always to double the length of the game. I know it sounds bad, but doing that allows you to get a special chamber like an ultimate spell or even a mini boss that can really spice stuff up, on top of enemies getting really tough and needing you to abuse every weakness you can.

So i got this artifact, right? it causes ice dammige to get calculated by my minions fire resistence. pretty cool! what has high fire resist but low ice resist? demons! so i sold off most of my minions and hired a ton of demons. final boss time! a frost arch mage, a frost monk and a frost sorcerer. this party would have hard countered every decision i made in this run, were it not for that resistance shifting artifact! this made me feel a little clever, but sadly RNGesus can easily screw you over in this game. so i can understand the negetive comments.