Goblin Dungeons

Great game! I thoroughly enjoyed my playthrough. This is a roguelike game. You use spells to defeat opponents. As you walk deeper in the tunnel/dungeon, you encounter enemies increasing in difficulty. If you tried the demo, I'm happy to report the full game is improved: NPCs are fully voice (by real actors, not AI), and there are keyboard shortcuts (1-7 for spells, Space to end turn). It doesn't help the game that a core mechanic only opens up after you complete the first dungeon: the [b]spell synergies[/b] which trigger effects like freeze or stun when queuing different elements (eg. Fire followed by Ice). Progression is linear: collect resources during a run to upgrade gear and unlock higher spell tiers. For example upgrading your Hat and Coat doubles health and mana. Needless to say this makes subsequent runs much easier. In my experience there was little grinding required to beat the first four dungeons and upgrade gear to near max level. You acquire a good amount of resources just playing normally. The interface is really polished with all kind of small animations and nice sound effects. The game does a good job of introducing mechanics, showing how everything works with…

I've only tested the came for a couple hours after I bought it to see how it ran but in that short time I cleared the first dungeon and really enjoyed the game mechanics. It ran wonderfully without any bugs or crashes, and the visuals are incredibly crips and well made. Some might complain about the repetitiveness of the game but I find it so far incredibly enjoyable and makes for planning the next attempt easier. Its worth giving a try, and had a some good dialogue and animation scenes. The developer put some love into this game and it shows.

Dungeons and Goblins completely baits you with a decent idea but turns out to be a massive letdown. The visuals are straight-up AI slop that just awkwardly morphs from side to side. There is zero passion or actual art here; it feels incredibly cheap and looks exactly like those trashy mobile game ads you see everywhere. The gameplay loop is mind-numbingly boring. Forget about getting gud, having real skill, or cooking up wild spell synergies, because this whole thing is pure RNG. The game constantly throws up massive stat-checks to artificially gatekeep your progress. You don't wipe because you played bad; you get wrecked because your numbers are just too low. This forces you into an insane grindfest just to stand a chance. The balance is entirely busted, too, with some early mobs straight-up two-shotting you before you can even react. There is zero story to care about, and the whole run is super short anyway. But the wildest part is the crazy price tag. The base game and the DLC combined are not even worth €5, yet the asking price is way out of line. On top of that, the overwhelmingly high rating feels completely disconnected from the actual state of the game, which is super ske…

"Meh" is more appropriate. This isn't great, its not bad either. For everything going for it, something brings it down. The biggest let-down is the scenes are just ai-art that moves/morphs from left-to-right basically. There isn't really any passion, expressions, just think of stills moving. While the art is nice, its basically like a mad-mag fold gimmick of the 80s. However, the gameplay is pretty good as is the graphics for the dungeons. The sounds are also good, which make the non-adult side pretty enjoyable. HOWEVER there is a bit of a grind, so eventually you'll realize the FEW unlocks for adult scenes is thin...so you just gotta repeat over and over without reward to get the crafting items you need. By the 2nd dungeon, you've unlocked 90% of the scense. Get this on sale, not worth the full price.

The game has a very interesting mechanic. There is a huge variety of skill options. I personally went through the elemental synergy. I highly recommend it.

This bagel stands out for its uniqueness. The graphic design is very unusual. The fat girl in the main camp is funny.