Dungeon: Faster & Deadlier
Old Oak Den · 2022 · Card Game, Fantasy, Singleplayer, Card Battler, Deckbuilding
PC
Mostly Positive77% · 77 📉 Recent reviews down 57%
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About Dungeon: Faster & Deadlier
The chosen hero, under your leadership, tries to save the kingdom from the lord of the dark world. He fights enemies with the help of your judgment, experience, and ability to use chance to your advantage. Combine magic, artifacts, and brute force. Tacticize and seek the right path to victory!FEATURES
- No boring tutorial: Everything is connected, and you'll use your creative mind, experimentation, the in-game encyclopedia, and information obtained by right-clicking on everything to quickly uncover all you need to successfully progress through the game.
- Dynamic deckbuilding: Reassemble your deck even during your run to prepare for specific situations and enemies. Add a newly found and played card to your deck right before the next room.
- Permanent Map: Walk through the tiles one-by-one or teleport between portals using the knowledge you've gained about the position of enemies or other secret locations. Use campsites, merchants, or search for treasure.
- Multiple uses for each card: Play your cards as they are intended, sacrifice them to gain the resources needed to play more cards, or play them using Cultic Items to change their effect.
- Creative combos: You don't have to immediately pick up items found in a room. Leave them lying around and only collect them at the right time and in the right order. Activate combos to get extra items.
- Five great heroes: Different heroes from different parts of the world who will use their strengths and weaknesses to fight evil. Each has a unique active and passive skill and a special card. For every run, choose a different one.
- Upgrade Heroes and Cards: Invest the gems you collect and loot into upgrading your heroes. But, most importantly, focus on upgrading your cards. Find a lab on the map, and level up the cards there.
- Discover Cultic Items and Artifacts: Find and use various items and use them passively or expand your card-playing options.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game seriously needs a tutorial, a rulebook or ANY kind of system that might help a player figure out how the game is played. What's my goal, what are these tiles, how do I play cards, when should I play cards, how do enemies spawn, how do you fight enemies, what do any of the terms mean and how do they affect gameplay, what do the symbols represent, etc. etc. etc. Oh, and the intro cinematic is written in Times New Roman. There are tens of thousands of fonts in the world and the developer(s) chose Times New Roman. Let that sink in.6 found this helpful
Gonna have to be a no for me. I just don't have any real clue what is going on. You pick a hero, you go to an area, you open ever space, fight the creature that defends the place, and move on. You have four cards in you hand, and reasons unexplained, you can't play some of them, most of them, or even all of them. They seem to have prices on them to play, coins and gems, but I easily have enough, and still can't use them. Why not? I have no clue what my goal is, and no decision or choice seems to be anything but mandatory or pointless. One thumb down, sorry.2 found this helpful
Having to remember 48 combos is annoying for me. More importantly, the progression is too punitive for me to have fun. For example: trap that resets the board by adding other traps, and many of them removes me 10% of my attack permanently (each).2 found this helpful
Not much variation. Too much RNG. What would have made the game more enjoyable, would have been kind of mini-game with the tiles. The boards remind me of minesweeper for example. In that way the RNG would have been reduced and you exchanged with a "game" instead of random clicking on the tiles.1 found this helpful
A fun game that combines a variety of mechanics into something fairly unique. Despite its simplicity, it doesn’t get stale and has that essential “one more level” replayability factor. The game requires planning and strategic thinking, and your successful path to the end boss will likely be anything but a straight line.
This game is minesweeper + autobattler + deck building, nice for casual fun.
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