Into the depths below
Calumnius · 2024 · Character Customization, Turn-Based Tactics, Dungeon Crawler, First-Person, Party-Based RPG
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Into the depths below
The mines beneath Trianis tempt adventurerers with the promise of danger, exitement and wealth. Though many already lost their lives you yet heed the call.
Create a party of up to five characters and explore the depths below!
Features:
- Create your party
Choose from 11 different classes, each wih dozens of unique skill trees and different mechanics. You can later add skill trees from other classes, allowing for
sheer endless viable party compositions.
- 12 long levels in four different biomes
The mines are of course only the beginning. Each new level brings new dangers and treasure, new random events and monsters to defeat.
- Gameplay focus
Less emphasis on story allows you to focus on dungeon delving. Experiment, find your favourite class combinations and press on.
However prepare to die a lot. The depths below are unforgiving and cruel.
Create a party of up to five characters and explore the depths below!
Features:
- Create your party
Choose from 11 different classes, each wih dozens of unique skill trees and different mechanics. You can later add skill trees from other classes, allowing for
sheer endless viable party compositions.
- 12 long levels in four different biomes
The mines are of course only the beginning. Each new level brings new dangers and treasure, new random events and monsters to defeat.
- Gameplay focus
Less emphasis on story allows you to focus on dungeon delving. Experiment, find your favourite class combinations and press on.
However prepare to die a lot. The depths below are unforgiving and cruel.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the classic dungeon-crawling JRPG experience and the creative, unconventional class designs that offer fresh takes on traditional roles, making it an enjoyable low-impact adventure. However, they express frustration with the game's price point relative to its length, numerous bugs, the limitations of its RPG Maker engine, and the apparent lack of developer communication for addressing issues, making it difficult to recommend at its current cost.
Here's the TL:DR if you want it, more below: If this game was 2.50 or generously like 5 bucks, i'd say get it if you just want a bare, classic dungeon crawling jrpg that's a bit short. Since it's not, due to the tons of bugs and questionable decisions and seemingly no way to get in contact with the dev to get anything fixed, i'd say avoid this. This game is decently fun. I was looking for a low impact classic jrpg experience to play on my ♥♥♥♥♥♥ old laptop at work, and this game delivered. It's grid based first person dungeon movement, with random encounters, and roaming harder fights you can avoid. Some really interesting class choices i haven't seen anywhere else that were fun to explore, like Ship Surgeon instead of a classic healer, Totem Warrior, and a cook fighter. The level cap is 50, but that still leaves plenty of room to carve out a niche for each of your characters, and you can get some stuff from other classes in the later levels. Gear seems interesting, you get mats from enemies, with some rare drops you get from doing certain things to certain enemies, like a shin bone off a skeleton by "sealing" its legs (sealing is a mechanic in the game that seems to …4 found this helpful
Very fun classes but i feel that being made on RPGmaker hurts this game a bit.
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