Dungeon of Delights

Third in the series and back to making sense! This one follows the adventures of E and V... Dungeons and Sisters are involved as well. Important. Achievements are much easier to get than in the second one and we are ready to enjoy the fourth one! Let's do it! By "we" I mean me. But YOU can do it as well. There is really something about these stories... Must be the delightful world building! Heh heh. (No... I really don't know yet. Don't look at me that way.) Thank yous!!! :D :> :3

Art and music are amazing. The story overall is just so confusing it's not enjoyable. Too fast pace, characters are boring

Dungeon of Delights is part of a series made by the same developer. This is the 3rd game in the series and, as a result, it has plenty of ties to the other games, details you can spot and characters you can recognize if you've played the others. I feel like the story packs more punch, perhaps more action elements, than the other games, even though some 'encounters' are puzzles that depend on choosing the right option, but there are a few battles you have to win to proceed, reaching the ending makes the entire journey worth it. In my personal opinion, the "Delights" series by Enygmage has three big hooks to pull you in. Its art style, at least in my experience, is unique, and I really appreciate the time and effort necessary to create every image we see in the game, of which there are quite a few. Next are the charming characters, both brave and playful so the art can showcase them in all their beauty. And third but certainly not least, the world of dreams and how it fits together into the big picture, I must say looking at humans as 'dreamers', outsiders lost in the world of dreams, is a refreshing take that holds a lot of novelty. The games are quite short overall, you can r…

I'm going to go ahead and redo this whole review. So this is a series, Symphony of Delights, Castle of Delights, and Dungeon of Delights. All three games have the same amazing art style that is definitely the reason you buy these games. They're also all cheaply priced and very short so they are very easy to pick up and play. I will say in my opinion, Dungeon is the best of the three, as it's clear that the dev is more experienced. The games all follow the same characters, Elylah and Vulpes. The have similar plots and the world is the same. Weirdly all three games share save files. You cannot play all three games at once, you have to individually start and end them. But the save files for all three will appear. Each game seems to be a loose continuation of the last. More like, a series of adventures that the same characters go on. The games are fun enough, and beautiful to look at. I'd love to see an edition where they are all just one game, or maybe for the fourth installment, just make it longer than half an hour. all in all these are good, and for so cheap, why not pick it up. If you don't like it, just refund it, you'll beat the game in time.

Dungeon of Delights is the third entry in the Delights stories and is by far the worst of the bunch. The art is still good but there isn't a whole lot in the way of sex this time around. The story is quite short with only a handful of choices. I don't know, I don't think as much effort was put into this one.

If you like what you see from the screenshots then that’s basically the game, not to say that is a bad thing, it's just more of an art gallery than a game, so keep that in mind. The art style is uniquely canny and misshape which doesn't shy away from presenting human body parts off the street, as for the gameplay I do wish it was a bit longer and that the turn-base combat wasn't heavily RNG base. If any of the art styles presented interest you enough, maybe purchase this installment to support the developer even if you want to wait and save it for later when it's discounted.