One More Dungeon

One More Dungeon, developed and published by Stately Snail, is a compact first-person roguelike that deliberately channels the spirit of early dungeon crawlers and retro shooters. It strips the genre down to its essentials—procedural levels, permadeath, and fast, reactive combat—resulting in an experience that is easy to pick up and immediately engaging. Rather than building complexity through layered systems, it focuses on delivering a tight gameplay loop that emphasizes repetition, adaptation, and incremental improvement. The structure is straightforward: players descend through a series of randomly generated dungeon floors, fighting enemies, collecting resources, and attempting to survive long enough to progress deeper. Each run begins with minimal equipment, and the player’s success depends largely on what they discover along the way. Weapons, magical abilities, and artifacts are distributed unpredictably, forcing players to adapt their approach to whatever tools they are given. This randomness keeps each run feeling slightly different, even if the overall structure remains consistent. Combat plays a central role in maintaining momentum. Players typically juggle melee attacks…

An oldie, but a goodie. I grinded so many hours on this back in highschool.

It's a dollar worth of scratching an itch for dungeon crawlers. Barebones, but fun nonetheless.

This Is an Outstanding Russian Game

I used to play this game all the time on my Nintendo Switch, and I can honestly stay it still holds up years later. It's a fun little dungeon crawler with a fair amount of replay value that has very attractive sprites. I'm pretty sure you can pick it up for $.99 on sale but I'd still recommend it at its $5 price tag.

So medicore I can't even arsed to write a proper review.