15 Minutes Dungeon

Gameplay is very simple, and honestly I feel like I experienced everything the game had to offer within 5 minutes. There is a graphical upgrade coming, which will probably be beneficial to the game. I personally didn't mind the graphics too much, I just accepted it was all pretty simple. I did find the dungeon design to be rather boring though, as every floor looks the same. Some of the higher floors tend to be darker, but they all look the same. Oh, before I get much further... If there's a way to quit the game without using Alt+F4 I was unable to find it. Combat is the main bit of the game, and well really at the moment that's the only thing there is. Kill enemies, find boxes that give you abilities, kill more enemies, climb floors, and just kind of repeat the process. It's ultimately a bit on the boring side, as every enemy feels about the same outside of the fish that shoots at you. I guess the sheep also counts, which uses their wool to occasionally transport you to random points on the map. The more you play it the better it gets I suppose, but you're still faced with the fact it feels as if you're playing the same thing after just 5 minutes. I'm recommending it o…

I very much enjoyed this game and see a lot of potential. Here is a first look and impressions video I made on it, hope you enjoy and to the devs...I very much look forward to more! https://youtu.be/8Sh_VoHGsY4

Gameplay is extremely fun, concept has insane potential. I was drawn in immediately, will play this game for many many more hours! Gifting this game to my friends as I know they're on the hunt for an awesome indie game :D

i was not expecting to be hooked at all, game is simple and somewhat addicting, id highly recommend a tutorial or a brief instruction for dungeon's rules it took me a while too figure out that if you stay on a level for long period of time you're going to get swarmed by enemies, i thought it was based on how many turns you take on a single level, then there was the " Z " key bind that i totally ignored, cause i only glanced over the controls once, i would've had an easier time remembering using items and other key binds if there was a short tutorial, i hope we can see new environment for each level in the upcoming update i would also recommend having more skills at the begging of the game instead of having them mostly unlockable, arrows are a nice touch idk how many other offensive items are in the game but if they're also unlockable or discoverable id suggest doing the same with items and have variety of them, personally when i play a roguelike i like to have as many different options as possible on each run for a unique experience, im not gonna go over graphics as much since they're being updated but id also suggest some unique idle and combat animations for game to be more appea…