The Last Order: Dungeons
FoxSox Games · 2021 · Incremental, Casual, Fast-Paced, Pixel Graphics, Indie
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About The Last Order: Dungeons
Overview
There are two game modes in the game:
- Training, where you can practice on your skills.
- Fast Game, which you can play at any time to break your records.
The Last Order Dungeon is:
- Addictive gameplay.
- Classic retro 1-bit style.
- Leveled characters.
- Amazing 8-bit music.
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The Last Order: Dungeons impresses players with its polished presentation, strong pixel art aesthetics, and surprisingly robust feature set including multiple color palettes, scan line options, and meaningful progression systems. However, the core single-button clicker gameplay loop is quite simple and grows repetitive quickly, with most players finding their initial curiosity fades after the first 20-30 minutes despite the developers' efforts to add depth through spells, difficulty settings, and content unlocks.
As "Clicker" games go, The Last Order: Dungeons looks excellent! Not only does it look great, but the developers went beyond the graphics to include additional color palettes, excellent scan line options, and even controller support. They also built a progression system into the game and gave you different "outfits" for rewards. I commend the enthusiasm and appreciate the touches that bring more to this simplistic genre. This overall presentation gives you an idea that there is something substantial to look forward to. It's kind of like something that drives you to keep playing, in hopes of glimpsing the unexpected from a simple clicker game. Unfortunately, my curiosity for the game fell off a cliff about 20 minutes in, and I never really found out if there was something more beyond Dungeon 1-5. There might have been an increase in the difficulty to blame, but in all honesty, after so many attempts of these mundane runs, I lost interest and didn't care enough to keep going. I did put my big boy pants on and talked myself into playing about another hour, trying to find out what was on the other side of level 2, but that never happened. In retrospect, I'm not sure if it's the gam…13 found this helpful
Art is good, music and sound are amazing, much content, not much else to say. This game has a simple concept, so simple in fact that it is hard to balance it between "So hard that it's frustrating" and "So easy that it's boring". However, after the first patches, they managaed to reach exactly that balance, with level-like challenges, a difficulty setting and a customizable training mode. Also remember to use your spells! Makes the game both more exciting and easier.13 found this helpful
It's pretty good. Very simple, maybe almost too simple, but there is a really surprising amount of content here. It could have been a GameBoy game, and I mean that in a good way.4 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/qEGyzRHBfUY Single button gameplay has some novelty but with a stationary character the overall experience burns out it's offerings very quickly.3 found this helpful
Is okay. You can edit the graphic style by changing the color palette. Choose a filter etc. It would be nice to play it on phone or Switch. On Steam is more better games but i think its worth to buy on sale.2 found this helpful
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