Number Dungeon

I never had much in life. But one thing did have is numbers. But not a lot of numbers, that came later. But for now, this is now, and this is the dungeon's story with numbers. It provided me with something I never knew I always needed - numbers - which I knew, but at the time it evaded me. The time is now. Numbers are here. Vessels of information pass, a life of rules and patterns. Simple yet more sophisticated. Go numbers and see, and use it to rise beyond. There is more to life. There is more to dungeon. What they share is that it's numbers.

Extremely fun on Gauntlet - just wish that the trials were a tad bit easier. Other than that, the game's strategies are quite fun to learn and the price is perfect! Highly recommend it!

fun little game, especially for only $3 the music & art is simple but great and the mechanics manager to be simple whilst also having a lot of depth and interesting combinations

I'm not much of a rogueliker, but Number Dungeon is a pretty addictive little arcadey experience that feels fun to pop in within spurts of gameplay that tests balanced decision making. It has a simple but enjoyable style across the board and has plenty to offer with every run, especially in the main gauntlet mode where familiarity can often be clashed with various new elements one may have never encountered before. The game is easy to adapt and understand, but quite a feat to master. Newcomers may be a bit put off by some of its mechanics that may appear difficult to fully grasp, but aren't by any means hard to comprehend. For a first full venture into development and publishing, I think John G. (Green) Vertacore has made a sound leap into both worlds.

I guess its worth it for the price, but there's not much of a game here. You can get maybe 15 minutes of fun out of it.

OH I'M NUMBERING IT! OH I'M NUMBERING IT! OH I'M GOANNA DUNGGGGEEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!