Dungeon Deathball

Innovative and easy mechanics, recommended to make your wallet slightly lighter to have a few days of fun. Better than one or two pack of cigarettes but also addictive as ♥♥♥♥. Enjoy!

minimalist and fantastic

Steel meets flying death Every throw decides the match Champions stand tall

Fun but flawed. Fans of Into the Breach will find a rather hilarious 10 hours in here but it doesn't have legs. The root of this is "too many teams, not enough to distinguish between them." So, each playable character has one 'perk' that can be leveled up. If you cut the number of teams in half (10 down from 19), gave every character two perks, and made them all half as expensive, I'm almost certain it's just a better game and one where a much higher number of players want to go the full distance. Had a great time with it, but I think it will continue to be an obscure find for people googling "like Into the Breach."

Dungeon Deathball, developed and published by Matt Glanville, is a creative hybrid of tactical strategy, roguelike progression, and sports-inspired gameplay that defies easy classification. It takes the simplicity of turn-based movement and fuses it with the tension of a high-stakes arena challenge, producing a game that feels both immediately accessible and strategically deep. Rather than relying on complex lore or drawn-out campaign structures, it focuses on moment-to-moment decision-making, where every move has weight, every turn matters, and every mistake is brutally punished. The result is an experience that is short in session length but rich in challenge, ideal for players who enjoy thinking several moves ahead in compact, replayable bursts. The premise is delightfully strange: you control a small team of gladiators trapped in a dungeon-like arena where the only way to survive is to win a deadly ball game. Each match tasks you with navigating a grid-based field filled with traps, monsters, and hazards while trying to deliver a ball to the end zone. It’s a sport where precision and planning trump reflexes, and where your opponents are just as deadly as the field itself. What…

TOUCHDOWN!! Very fun neat little tactics game where you can win the match by either defeating the enemies on the grid, or taking the ball past the goal line. Each approach has it's own outcome. There are 3 classes which are Carrier, Runner, and Brawler that each excel at a certain part of the 'combat' a little more than the others, the amount of balls there are can really make some interesting combo's as well