

NDE - Near Dungeon Experience
Christopher Forgeard · 2024 · Adventure, Casual, RPG, Action RPG, Interactive Fiction
PC
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About NDE - Near Dungeon Experience
NDE Near Dungeon Experience - A retro SNES styled turn-based RPG/Survival game.
GAMEPLAY
Explore 7 Dungeons, as you ascend upwards towards the truth of where you are and who you are.Reclaim your memories, fight or avoid enemies, solve puzzles, collect treasure, trade with and be Guided by... Guide, a mysterious spirit.Learn skills and figure out what strategies work best for each enemy.Find tools to access new areas of each dungeon, you can climb, dig, jump, light your way and find previously inaccessible areas...and an Easter Egg or two.With the SIN SYSTEM your stats are altered according to your choices.Also, being an SNES inspired game, there are NO AUTO-Saves, so save save save.ADDITIONAL
There are 4 modes of gameplay; Fighter (EASY), Loner (NORMAL), Scholar (HARD) and Ecto (NIGHTMARE)Each with their own gears, shops, enemies and skills.A playthrough of ALL MODES is approximately 11 Hours... for me...Utilizes RPG Maker VX Ace, so naturally the focus was to create a game as NON-Vanilla as possible.All the Music and graphics are original.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
An interesting little curiosity that goes for a bit of a Shadow Tower vibe. Atmosphere is dreary, lonely, and a bit mysterious, though it is brought down somewhat by the dialogue being riddled with typos and grammatical errors - an editing pass was sorely needed here. This is also not really a full-featured dungeon crawler. If you're looking for complex mazes and mechanics, you will probably not be satisfied with this one, but it's a decent short experience otherwise. Difficulty settings not only affect the XP and gold you earn, but also serve as class selection. I played through on hard mode as the scholar (cleric), but took a quick look at the other modes as well. The scholar is largely self-sustaining; this made resource management practically moot, so other than its mediocre combat performance and rough early game, I'm not sure why it's considered hard mode. The Nightmare slime class also confused me, as it was virtually unkillable from what I played. The game is comprised of seven short dungeons and eight bosses. The idea is to pick your battles to balance XP gain and exploration against resource management, though as stated, as the scholar I was rarely concerned abou…
Player Opinion Quiz Final Verdict: Impressive: 85-94 (85-94%) Performance or gameplay surpasses the passing mark and stands out from the average. Provides a high level of quality and enjoyable gameplay. Strongly Recommended - ✔✔ Generate your review at https://playeropinion.com
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