Dungero

Archero clone. If you haven't heard of Archero, it is a P2W mobile game that is smoother, has more content, and after about 10 billion dollars, you can probably see half of that content. In comes Dungero, with less smoothness, less bullet hell, more grind, and... oh wait, it's on Steam for 5 bucks. Cool. You know what's even more cool? The blue gem currency is the P2W currency... but you can't pay. So what's the problem? Well, see, while a reward of 5 gems per level completion (only once though lawl) is great, the cheapest upgrade costs 20. And then, when you beat a few levels, the game tries to "sell" you a 500 gem starter pack..... but you can't buy gems. Or earn them. Because... .... sigh. Anyways. You can login daily for new quests, and there's a season pass, which is free..... cool. If I wanted to play Archero, I'd play it for free. If I wanted to pay a non P2W version of Archero, I'd... find a different game. This is a 5 dollar mobile game that tries to get you to buy things you can't buy because they didn't include the shop. But the 5 levels this game has, without the shop, are not worth spending 5 dollars on. As for the game itself, it's basically a stat check like any…

Super fun rogue-like! Easy to play but always exciting with different heroes, skills, and curses. The dungeons are full of surprises and the loot system is super fun. Definitely recommend!

excellent game, they surpassed my expectations by far with dungero. the game feels and plays just like an android game without the predatory anti consumer garbage. it has timers and premium currency(that you dont use real money to get). This is one of the few times in my life where i expected much less from a game and got much more than i bargained for. easy 10/10 in my book.

Actually a decent game ported from mobile just number go up dopamine hit repeat Backed and recommended by Geico insurance

You have 7 Levels, no Stats overview ( crit rate etc.) during runs and it seem s totally random when the next level up circle appears that lets you chose skills. even for (a paid) early access this is not enough. It looks and feels like they converted a mobile game, enabeled the "no ads" feature you ould have to pay for on mobile and then they released it, but with only 7 maps.

Just like its mobile version, this is a very entertaining game that carries over all the pros and cons of its mobile counterpart. You can't expect a classic PC game, but for your money, you get a quality little title that can keep you entertained for hours if you're looking to unwind. The game has nice graphics and is very easy and smooth to play. Understanding the mechanics takes just a moment, and then you're free to dive into the many levels the game offers. I also really like the crafting options, which I always enjoy in games.