Dungeon Tells

A very fun deduction / logic puzzle game. Developer is communicative and has already released multiple patches adding many requested QOL features, such as a drawing tool, more readable font and the ability to save runs. Biggest of all the additions is the ability to view all of the hero abilities in the game during a run, and be able to see how they flip if that hero is dishonest. To be clear, this is much more of a logic puzzle game where you aim for a high score than a Werewolf style pure deduction game where you are primarily trying to find out who is good or evil. The puzzles can get quite complex the deeper into the game you get as you unlock more heroes and try out the many different modes of play - contrary to what some of the reviews say. It's evident by the low play time of those reviews that they never truly got into the meat of the game by unlocking more heroes and playing the alternate game modes. It can get quite challenging to work around the heroes' statements, abilities, alignment, levels and evolutions to find the best solution to a given puzzle. Especially when you have more liars in the mix, or narrower gaps between the heroes' levels. Overall I highly recommen…

A great solo social deduction game! I can only play a few runs before my brain is fried from overthinking. I'm not too fond of the "my lvl is the avg of my neighbors" or the "a+b's sum is greater than c+d's sum". I do applaud the dev(s) for adding their own spin though. I really hope they make an offline mobile version! I would buy it again for this price, and play it a whole lot more!

What a fun little game. Its not a 'social deduction game' Its a logic game. If you like those, this is really very good. The take on the logic puzzles are unique and it took me a few runs before I started to figure it out. If you lose, no, its not a badly made game. Everything works right, you're just not fully understanding how it works. I went from a failure to not only beating all the difficulties, but also getting top in the leaderboards without using any outside guides or help. Took me around 7 hours for me to do all that and put it down for another game. But I really enjoyed my time and highly recommend the game to anyone who likes logic puzzles.

I played the demo for this game and enjoyed it enough to buy the game at launch. The bones of the game are nice, the art is good, and theres a few different game modes to mix things up a bit. Unfortunately, the game ends up being less about logic puzzles and more about just doing math to try and get the highest score and runs out of steam pretty quickly. Sometimes, since the group of character and quirks you get are random, multiple characters have a trait of "compare this and that"... which seems useful except... aside from the fact a character could be lying, thus making their comparison mostly useless, if you don't pick the right characters to get the right info on your first try, that hint is wasted... and the RNG of it all means sometimes you can get trapped in a basically unsolvable puzzle that comes down to guesswork. It's fun for a couple hours and the price is reasonable, I think I got my money's worth (less than the price of a movie for a few hours of entertainment), so I give it a thumbs up, but can't super recommend it at this point in time. It has a ton of potential if the dev adds a few more layers of logic where the solution isn't ultimately just "kill half t…

This is such a cool concept for a game, so it was disheartening to find I disliked it after the tutorial and one non-tutorial level. The idea of a solo social-deduction game that forces you to piece together logic puzzles seems like a lot of fun, however, this game missed the mark. I am not someone who thinks a game has to be difficult to be enjoyed. However, I quickly found the game to be easy. Too easy for my taste. The mechanic of "executing" feels like a massive shortcut that replaces the idea of it being social deduction. It feels like there is very little point in actually spending time thinking about who to execute. Once someone is executed, it feels incredibly simple because it tells you if they were a liar or not. Don't get me wrong, this is a really cool concept, and I do believe there are people out there who would enjoy this game. However, with the executing mechanic that is required to play, and makes the game much easier, I don't feel comfortable giving it a favorable review. This isn't meant to sound harsh, but it feels like forced hand-holding through the game. tl;dr - Cool concept, but very easy to play. A great game for some, but not so much for others. Misse…

If you like logic puzzles, you'll like this game