Torgar's Quest

What is Torgar's Quest? It's like the most simplified roguelike game possible. Really, roguelike cannot be simpler than this. I've read in some review that this is addictive and you want to go deeper and deeper into the dungeon. I love dwarves (I mean I really LOVE them) and I was in the mood to play something simple, which I didn't have to learn for a long time. So I thought: let's give this one a chance and I bought it for like $1,5 on a sale. I played this game for like an hour and I need to say I was bored. In my case there was no need to go deeper and deeper. I felt that there is nothing else arount the corner. Neither fighting or getting levels by my character, didn't give me not even scratch of emotions. That experience was just flat and boring. But there was one nice thing in the game. Torgar's comments - they are quite funny, like in old-school action movies. VERDICT If you want to play some quite good RPG/roguelike/dungeon crawler game, this is probably not what you're looking for. But if you're in the mood to play something really simple, kill some monsters and pass few levels in a dungeon, maybe you will like it - there are some people who like this game. But I cannot …

The combat is stupid, 50 rounds of missing each other against each of the most basic of enemies. Simplistic design and graphics otherwise. It's priced right, at only $1.50, but still not very good.

Great little game worth a try...........

Quite challenging and simple dungeon crawler

This is honestly one of the most fun and straightforward roguelikes I've played in a long time. Very much feels like a Doom or Duke Nuke'em of roguelikes. It has a fun, arcade-style feel to it, and it a good time to just throw on, kill some monsters, and try and get a high score. There aren't any traps, or cheap feeling deaths, and I personally really enjoy the simplicity and minimalism, and this game just does it well.

The game has nice classic feel to it., it's old school hack and slash, but with tactics. The graphics ar simple and funny and the spoken commentary is dwarfish-hammy. The masonry is amazing, of course.