Deep Dungeon

It looks great in pictures, but sadly doesn't play as well as it looks. Lampidev, please add a "jump downwards" mechanic whilst on a platform. Also, you start out your game with some simple hand-holding for movement but totally ignore your ground smash mechanic in it. People don't need help with W-A-S-D movement formats, they need to be told what else they can do, like you explain with the dash. Sadly though you don't explain the two main spells at All outside of the upgrade interface, and speaking of that interface, you also don't explain that players can gain level-up or "upgrade points" via usage or that "coins" and items are lost on death. I've also had cook-pots spawn on the very first level of a dungeon where the player has no access to items and no way to get back to the pot, you should remove that from the drop-down area and put something more useful in it's place. Maybe just a tutor who talks to you about the two main spells and the fact that you can't use both at one time, but that you can change which one you use above ground before a run. You also really need to make the options menu available inside the running game. Having to end a run just to see the controls is a wa…

Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLrZCYigFPQ It is everything you would expect form this type of game. Though I am horrible at this game it does have its uniqueness. It does say it has randomly generated maps, but I found that I quite often played the same map.

The game is really bad, it represents free flash game quality. This is a result of: - awful aiming that snaps at angles and ledges for no reason - unresponsive movement - enemies can still deal damage and shoot projectiles after death - no descriptions on passive items, food or anything really - merchants based around a food system (which is bad because) - food system is extremely random due to being limited by RNG campfire spawns - some bosses are BS with attacks that are not telegraphed - invincibility frames are nonexistent - enviromental dangers do not have knockback, which makes it possible to die in a single block of spikes - healing is either extremely limited or redundant if you get a healing item - the water weapon cannot be aimed and is therefore completely useless This would be fine for a $1 game, which this game, unfortunately, is not. Do not get swindled by the preety artstyle, this is a burning trash heap.

Great Game!