Delver

This is sincerely one of my favorite games of all time. I have never finished it. I wish there was a sequel.

I dig this game for what it is, but I can't in good conscious actually recommend this. Mainly because the game is overpriced and severely lacking content. The game is also very easy for a roguelike, which results in even your first run likely being successful. And there is little variety between runs, so you will see most of the content from a single run. My average run time is about 2 hours. Just long enough to get you over the typical refund time limit. But what is here is kind of fun. I like the visual style, the retro 3d dungeon crawler shooter vibe is the exact kind of thing i'm into so I got something out of this. But for most players I think this is very bare bones at the price this is set at. The game is also pretty shallow in it's gameplay, combat is simple and easy. You won't die from enemies, if you do die, it'll only be to holes in the ground that kill you instantly, or falling into lava. If you really wanna give this game a try, get is on sale, at least 50% off. And don't expect much. The worst part is there is unfinished content in the game that appeared to have been planned but never actually got completed. Which is a shame. I remember the older releases of t…

Surprisingly fun little game and really a chill little roguelike. The art style pleasing (although I did put a water glow mod from the workshop on it) and the gameplay is simple but fun. I play it when i don't have a lot of time for a long session. Seems to work well on steam deck too but the controls are a bit fiddley jumping from pc to deck. See it on sale give it a shot.

I have been sleeping on this game for far too long. I was afraid to buy this at first because i was scared i wouldn't like it. However it is genuinely everything i hoped it would be

Challenging classic. Reach the bottom of the dungeon, grab the orb, then escape back to the top... if you can.

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