Die in the Dungeon

Especially if this is on sale, I would grab it. I'm not sure on the staying power, this may be more of a 20hr game than a 40+hr game, but I do quite like it. Surely, it's worth the money. The music is especially good, except for that one chef-style boss, and the game is complex in a very fun way. I will say, push past the opener, I don't really like the first character. Both the poison and the parry character are way more fun, and genuinely seem far easier to win with. Just focus on the special events until you rescue the poison character and you'll be good. I do keep unlocking stuff at a steady pace, so maybe the influx of new items and relics or whatever the power-ups are called will keep runs feeling fresh. Overall, it's the same kind of game I like, done in a new way, with great art and music and multiple winning strategies, so I'm happy with my purchase and if you like games like this, I think you will be too, especially given the price. I actually have the music from the second area in my head right now... it's a banger. There's also a lot of really interesting special events, with great flavor text and unique rewards, I'm impressed with the breadth of the content here even if the actual enemies/bosses aren't super varied after a few play-throughs. I will say though, if you get the curse special event, don't keep cursing yourself... there's no reward for taking all the curses as I thought there may be, I just lost the run cus I was super cursed loooool

decently fun but very broken. certain mechanics in the game sort of you force you into creating an infinite combo in every run regardless of character, so it creates a lack of identity between characters. the game would probably be more fun and varied without the infinites, but also it appears that the harder difficulties are balanced around being able to pull off these combos early, before you die the game is remarkably easy at the earlier difficulties, i don't think i've lost a single run yet, with any character. i still would recommend this game on sale, its well made enough, but i've also encountered some glitches that kind of nullify any risk in some of the decision-making (for example, in a particular boss fight i was rewarded a relic despite failing the prerequisite). i'd love to see more variety in dice, especially dice rewards. i find myself skipping so often that it feels samey thoughout the run. it'd also be cool if each character started with one unique rare die, just to give them a bit more identity

It has a good foundation, but some bizarre design choices ruin the experience for me. You place your dice on a board, and there are these dice that buff your other dice a certain distance away on the board from the buffing dice, and you can upgrade their faces to be higher (think 1d6 > 1d6+1). But apparently the distance away increases in tandem with the dice roll, so if you upgrade your buffing dice too high, you literally can't use it, because the distance away would be off the board. Why? Upgrades should only be upgrades. Another example is getting the upgrade to change your dice to a d8 (instead of a d6), but this apparently increases the cost. Why? If you're calling it an upgrade, it should just give me the benefit without some detriment. The UI also didn't allow me the visibility to see that change was going to occur so it bricked my run. UI in general could use some work.

Хочется поставить нейстральный отзыв которого нет, интересная механика но очень малая вариация билдов и мало контента

It’s a good game, but it’s hard—and in a way that isn’t balanced out by the options available during a run.

i like frog

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