Dungeons & Drivers

I'm a boomerang build addict, and I'm not afraid to say it. Great game, the skill tree is huge! I recommend it

What a good game! Nicely affordable, good thematic and nice play style. I played some beta versions of it and it seems like they improved on the driveabilty of the cars. Also it became much more difficult on launch since not everything is open yet. So you have to unlock the cool skills and the new cars. I need to get myself a controller for this, I think it would feel much better with a controller, but the keyboard experience is definitely improved from the beta versions. I think the multiplayer will be nice on this game as well.

Honestly, I almost quit the game within the first few minutes. It didn’t feel very intuitive at first, and yes, there are a few bugs — but that’s something you can expect from an indie game, and I truly believe the devs will keep improving and balancing many aspects over time. That said, I decided to stick with it and try to understand the developers’ vision and the kind of gameplay progression they had in mind. After a few hours, I was hooked. The game is very challenging. There are currently two bosses, and you can extend the duration of your runs. At first, my matches were lasting only 1–2 minutes, and then I mistakenly thought 6 minutes was the “cap.” Eventually, my runs were hitting 10 minutes, and I realized I needed even more time while constantly trying to improve my build. Pros: High difficulty that keeps you engaged. Beautiful theme and vehicle designs. The hammer skill was a visual surprise. Once you understand the mechanics, speed becomes a very important factor. Cons: Music and sound effects could use improvement. Needs some QoL features for player stats during/after a run. A more complete tutorial or compendium with info on enemies, chests, quests, etc.

Jogo divertido com diversas opcoes de de classe de veiculo e uma boa sensacao de progresso Da real para ficar horas jogando para dar aquele 100%, recomendo!

This feels like paying $10 for a concept of a game. After just 20 minutes of playing this is everything I've found wrong with the game: The controls are buggy, the weapons and abilities lack creativity, there's one constant repetitive song on a loop, unlocking anything is a nightmare grind-fest, level scaling during combat is a nightmare, the front of the vehicle is near indistinguishable from the back, you get no sound at all when reversing, pressing the drift bind while reversing forces the vehicle to rubber-band in the opposite direction, if you drive between two buildings you'll be stuck, if you touch a hill you're screwed, weapons do no damage while enemies have way too much hp for the first 2 minutes, the objectives and quests are boring, and there's no depth or world building of any kind. Just 20 minutes to find that many issues, the game isn't good. Use your $10 for lunch or something else.

Neat premise, but needs some more time in the oven, and doesn't appear to have gotten any traction or updates. This could be pretty fun, but the driving is a bit wonky still and frankly, the early game grind is rough. There's little meta progression (tons of options, but very slow gains) to make each run feel a little better each time, which ruins these types of games. If it get updated more, maybe it'll be worth it, but at the moment, I'd avoid it.