Dungeon Repeater
Tengsten · 2026 · Adventure, RPG, Anime, Cute, Singleplayer
PC
Very Positive93% · 60
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About Dungeon Repeater
Vera is a seasoned adventurer who sets out for Grange Island after hearing about its ruler, Lord Anderson, and his call for brave adventurers to help clear the island's monster-infested labyrinth. She's drawn by the thrill of entering and exploring the massive labyrinth - one that many have entered before, though not all have returned alive.Upon arrival, Vera is given lodging, where she meets a quiet, enigmatic individual named Uno who seems unwilling to open up to her at first but soon becomes her ally. With each descent into the depths, Vera uncovers not only danger, but deeper secrets surrounding Grange Island and Lord Anderson's true intentions.As Vera ventures further, she begins to suspect the labyrinth holds more than just monsters. While gaining the trust of Lord Anderson, whose motives grow increasingly unclear, she starts piecing together the hidden connections between the cast of characters she's met on the island. This fantasy RPG & dungeon crawler features automated battles against mighty foes with a focus on battle preparation and dungeon exploration. Each victory brings a new challenge, and each defeat offers a chance to respawn and refine your strategy. Its brisk pace and cyclical exploration create a gameplay loop that's easy to grasp but rich in strategy. Enjoy experimenting with various class and equipment combinations, as well as the linked skills that enhance your battle experience!Labyrinth ExplorationAt the heart of the game lies the labyrinth. Descend through its layers, facing powerful bosses at key milestones. While in the labyrinth, you can choose to press on or retreat and refine your strategy. Later in the game, you'll even have the chance to face phantom versions of previously defeated bosses for an extra challenge!Linked SkillsBeyond the wide variety of physical and magical abilities you can learn, Dungeon Repeater introduces linked skills - powerful combinations that can be fused to create new effects, from damaging enemies to supporting Vera. The more you play, the more linked skills you'll uncover to experiment with!Automated Battles You can plan your battle moves in advance, allowing fights to unfold quickly and smoothly without needing any input during combat! Be sure to prepare your movesets before each exploration, and keep your most reliable setups saved for future use!Changing ClassesAs Vera explores, she'll unlock a diverse range of classes - each with its own unique moveset and outfit. You unlock a new class after every boss battle, and additionally there are special classes that require special conditions to be met in order to unlock them. Keep a lookout for them!Tavern RequestsPick up a variety of tasks from the tavern bulletin board - from gathering weapons and slaying monsters to lending a hand to islanders in need.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Don't buy this until there are some major patches. One chief mechanic is using Miasma to cross class your skills. Only it's bugged, and you can never gain more. Another complaint, is some of the monster sprites are just placeholders. Auto-battler sounded cool except half the main mechanics don't function. Product is rushed to sell. Verdict. If you really want, put it on your wishlist and come back in two or three years.34 found this helpful
[後半に日本語レビューあり] [h1]Auto-Diving Dungeon Crawl: A Defilement-Flavored H-RPG[/h1] Vera, a female adventurer who travels the land hunting monsters, takes on a request to challenge the underground labyrinth of Grange Island, in a fantasy H-RPG built around exploration and auto-battling. Alongside a quiet ally named Uno she meets at the inn, and the suspicious intentions of the lord who issued the request, the island's secrets are gradually revealed in parallel with progress through the labyrinth. The game's highlight lies not in combat itself but in the preparation beforehand. By setting detailed conditions based on HP, MP, turn count, and probability, and arranging a priority-ordered action pattern, no input beyond speed control and retreat is needed once you're diving. The deeper you go, the more equipment and materials you gain along the way, but a loss forfeits everything collected during that run. The judgment of whether to keep pushing forward or cut your losses and retreat gives repeated play its tension. Level resets to 1 each time, but equipment, class rank, unlocked skills, and facilities carry over steadily. Starting as an Adventurer, new classes unlock with every boss defe…16 found this helpful
Honestly, just a worthwhile dev to support for this kinda content. This game is one of their older ones that is just now being ported, but it's still good for its class of game. Simple, some semi unique mechanics, still an autobattler. Not terribly difficult, but has a good amount of scenes. I liked their followup game a little more, Imperial Gatekeeper, but naturally, developed later, they were probably more accustomed to what they needed to be doing. I also just like that their art style is their own. Deviates a little bit from the norm, which imo makes it feel better. If there's a "right" way to do it, I don't really want that. I'm sure AI will find the "right" way and copy paste that everywhere lmao. Unique>Perfect.7 found this helpful
The patch online fixes most CG-issues, and the game is amazing3 found this helpful
I liked all the different outfits and variations. The gameplay is pretty fun for people who like to experiment and tinker with loadouts and skills. There's a hefty amount of h-scenes with pretty good art albeit lacking any voice acting unfortunately. There's also some challenging content at the end game.2 found this helpful
Pretty good. I had my doubts about the gameplay but I ended up enjoying it1 found this helpful
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