Dungeon Dreams 2
DDreams Games · 2024 · RPG, Party-Based RPG, Simulation, JRPG, Dating Sim
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About Dungeon Dreams 2
Your own adventure in the Magic town of Kalmaruss as the child of a legendary hero. Choose who your parents are, define your class and appearance, and begin your new life!
This is the sequel to Dungeon Dreams, but can be played as a new game as well. You play as the child of the Champion of Ecallia, who moves to the big City of Kalmaruss to take part in an important Challenge led by Lady Elwing, one of the Triarch of the Magic Academy. The winner will be literally given the keys to the City and the Academy, so what are you waiting for? Join Victor, your childhood friend, who's already studying at the Academy and who saved a spot in the dormitory just for you! Explore freely the City during day and night, discovering highlights such as the Merchant's Guild, Konrad's weapon shop, the Elven Community, or sit down for some fine sushi with your friends, at the gourmet restaurant with fresh fish taken directly from the lake surrounding Kalmaruss.
You'll find quality-of-life improvements from our previous game, including: auto combat, high speed combat/animations, time skipping, JP up for stand-by characters. More numbers to get to know Dungeon Dreams 2 - Total recruitable companions: 33 + 14 summons/pets
- Total marriageable romances: 14 females, 7 males
- Total temporary romantic flings: 5 female flings, 3 male flings
- Total quests: at least 190 (based on unique journal entries). - Total buildigs (town improvements): 18 + 2 (DLC)
Meet some of the leading characters:
- Create your avatar starting from your parents' identities, and shape it with skills and traits acquired during your adventure.
- 5 Class Trees to choose from. 1) Fighter (can also become a Guard at Danthienne's Merchants' Guild) 2) Hunter and 3) Trickster (can join the Thieves' Guild with Jane and Dart) or 4) Apprentice Mage and 5) Wild Mage (can enroll in the Kalmaruss Magic Academy and study under Phillip, Ark)
- Start in a room at the dormitory with your childhood friend, but gradually grow wealthy and get your own place choosing from multiple options (you can also buy furniture)
- Get jobs (minigames) and befriend the townsfolk for quests, bonding or romance
- Randomly generated dungeon full of events and bosses
- Post-game and New Game Plus contents!
- Roleplaying, roleplaying, roleplaying! Find companions, love and marriage.
This is the sequel to Dungeon Dreams, but can be played as a new game as well. You play as the child of the Champion of Ecallia, who moves to the big City of Kalmaruss to take part in an important Challenge led by Lady Elwing, one of the Triarch of the Magic Academy. The winner will be literally given the keys to the City and the Academy, so what are you waiting for? Join Victor, your childhood friend, who's already studying at the Academy and who saved a spot in the dormitory just for you! Explore freely the City during day and night, discovering highlights such as the Merchant's Guild, Konrad's weapon shop, the Elven Community, or sit down for some fine sushi with your friends, at the gourmet restaurant with fresh fish taken directly from the lake surrounding Kalmaruss.
You'll find quality-of-life improvements from our previous game, including: auto combat, high speed combat/animations, time skipping, JP up for stand-by characters. More numbers to get to know Dungeon Dreams 2 - Total recruitable companions: 33 + 14 summons/pets
- Total marriageable romances: 14 females, 7 males
- Total temporary romantic flings: 5 female flings, 3 male flings
- Total quests: at least 190 (based on unique journal entries). - Total buildigs (town improvements): 18 + 2 (DLC)
Meet some of the leading characters:
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 2 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
$19.99
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players praise the game's extensive content, engaging dungeon grinding, and romance system with well-written companions, with many investing hundreds of hours exploring side quests and building relationships. However, some criticize the character development as shallow and one-dimensional, while others report game-breaking bugs and poor developer support that prevent story progression, raising concerns about whether the time investment ultimately pays off.
Game-breaking race quest on Floor 35 in a turn-based RPG. Couldn't advance the story, and now I'm out the money on both the game and DLC. The developers no longer responding to issue posts. I'm a big fand of DD1, and now DD2 (up until the race quest). Would be nice to have other options to complete quests.2 found this helpful
Dungeon diving and building relationships, including romantic ones with your companions as the child of your character from the last game? Yes please.1 found this helpful
This is a hard one to rate, I put a lot of time into this, trying to find every little secret I could, explore all the side quests and build everything I could find but all in all I think the experience isn't really worth the time investment. Lets start with the good, it's very long, there's a lot of content in here, plenty of companions, a lot of different ways to build, tons of equipment, plenty of side quests and story beats but beyond that it all feels like it has plenty of substance but no spice. The characters all feel very one note, a lot of them are weirdly aggressive out of nowhere, for instance, I tried to confide in the dragon blacksmith lady while listening to her story and she aggressively snaps back at me for interrupting her despite her having just ended her statement, it just feels so weird and instantly takes me out of wanting to help them. Besides the flat characters a lot of them are so weirdly sexualised, now I don't mind a bit of perv, that's all well and good but it feels like every 2 or 3 interactions someone would be ogling a girl or talking about a relationship or something along those lines, and I could forgive that but it's so constant over such a lon…1 found this helpful
Thanks for the game! It was very fun and I really like to know Azure's world.
party-based, turn-based JRPG with branching job classes, plenty of loot and interesting blend of dungeon delving plus social sim. Writing is good, art is nice, too. I'm enjoying the characters and their dialog so far. The dungeon delving is satisfying - I don't play enough games today that have you going far with limited and dwindling resources, putting the responsibility on you to know when to turn around versus risk going further - and that's a really strong concept for dungeon-delving. The game also does nothing to stop me from patiently grinding - which is exactly what I want to to. Love it. I'm not far in yet, but I enjoy this. For downsides/gripes so far - my controller works, but Im not finding it intuitive to make the d-pad work for this game rather than just analog stick. If there's a way, I just didn't see it. Other than that, I would prefer greater customization of the player character Azure - but the selections you get already by selecting your parents and picking either sibling is not bad. I know there's only so much customization that can be done in a game relying on portraits and sprites, and frankly this game is doing a great job of it - Stil…
10/10. One of the best. Great on deck.
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