Dwarf Dove

The price point is hard to fault, but you will find your time better spent elsewhere. While there are some interesting ideas here and decent level design there are enough flaws to make the overall experience more confusing and frustrating than fun. This game works off a hub style world, with a small prologue dungeon leading to the main city with shops and NPCs sending you on quests with new portals to other levels. Although you can freely go to any of the unlocked zones, there is only a singular story path, and the other available zones not on that path don't really have very much going on in them. Sometimes you can grind wolves for gold or compete in the arena for even more gold, although the latter becomes insurmountably difficult at some point, which leads to the game's biggest problem. The progression is mysterious at best, and it's never clear which abilities or gear you should have at any given time. I encountered a boss in the swamp level and found that I was unable to inflict enough damage before it could regenerate back to full health. After a few tries, I went back to town and fought in the arena and killed wolves to afford a weapon and shield upgrade. I was then …