One More Dungeon 2

One More Dungeon 2 by Stately Snail is a first-person roguelite dungeon crawler that leans heavily into repetition, experimentation, and incremental progression, offering a familiar but engaging loop built around procedural exploration and combat. It presents a light, almost whimsical premise—you are captured by giant sentient snails and sent into dangerous dungeons to fight your way toward freedom—but the narrative quickly fades into the background. The game is not interested in storytelling as a driving force; instead, it focuses almost entirely on gameplay systems and the satisfaction of gradually improving through repeated runs. The core structure follows a classic roguelite format. Each run drops you into a procedurally generated dungeon filled with enemies, traps, and loot, with the goal of pushing as far as possible before inevitably falling and starting over. Along the way, you collect weapons, magical staves, artifacts, and consumables that shape your playstyle for that run. Over time, you unlock new classes, abilities, and upgrades that persist between runs, giving a sense of long-term progression. This loop is immediately compelling, built around short, repeatable sessi…

Simple dungeon crawler roguelike. It can be fun, but nothing fancy. The curse system is underused, and it is more for hindering progress than for quirky builds. Pity

I just didn't enjoy it as much as the first. My pc also got downgraded, so maybe that affected it. If you liked the first game, you'll like this one. This is simply more dungeon and jumping. It's a nice game and has cute moments. I just not feeling it though

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This game features a unique art style and a rich variety of roguelike and replayable elements. However, I found the combat to be somewhat tedious, and the overall gameplay felt a bit sluggish. For some reason—unlike other roguelike games—it just didn't give me that 'one more run' feeling. While it might be a blast for those whose tastes align with this style, I wouldn't recommend it if you’re looking for fast-paced, impactful combat. You can always get a refund within two hours of playtime, so it might be worth trying it out for yourself before making a final decision.

Pretty basic, but cool nonetheless. It looks decent and I like the enemy variety. It could have used more equipments, and more reasons to go back into the dungeon after completing the game once (the only reason is to get the remaining achievements). Wait for a sale, can get 100% under 7 hours, not difficult either.