Dungeon Girl

With over 100 hours in this game, you'd think I'd understand how the game works....i do not. Like: its cutesy and not bad if you wanna spend a lot of time figuring it out Hate: tutorial is worthless and the mechanics are super confusing, game only comes in small (i play with a magnifier), its super grindy to get a small bite of okayish story and to unlock support characters that aren't super great, its not really a puzzle or match game more of a click on groups of tiles

It is a fun game to play in increments and it manages to have this really good balance between relaxing game play and stressful risk-reward difficulty you can control. However, it suffers from repetitive game play and a serious lack of story. Just be aware of what you're signing up for in Dungeon Girl. I recommend it on sale.

This is a fun game that you can play without thinking too hard.

Simple and fun game about dungeon delving with RPG elements and match-like. Honestly, I got a lot of entertainment from it.

I don't know how to work this thing, get killed half the time while exploring, and the text formatting in dialogue has real bad spacing, but a match-3/RPG combo is something I'm a sucker for. Buy it if it's on sale, I got it for $6. It was at least a pretty effective time killer for the hours I put into it

This game is unique and addictive. I appreciate the programming knowledge that went into designing this. Vast database of items and crafting. It's not a Match 3 clone, and that's a good thing. I feel bad about the mixed reviews keeping people away from this hidden gem of a game. I like the tunes and SFX. There are achievements and digital trading cards. No, I don't know why the screen resolution is so small. A shame that is a deal-breaker for some of you out there. I read a review outside of Steam that said Dungeon Girl was a game of menus or was like an idle game. Actually, not true. Even though I am usually strict about having an intuitive GUI and clear instructions, I found that trial and error works here- just starting playing and learn. I was able to learn the ins and outs after an hour. In the future, I will focus on mixing (crafting) more. The game is forgiving- you can start at any previously completed level and your progress is not erased. The game offers suggestions on what level to restart your dungeoneering. The game scales up as you go deeper. Utilize your party members.