Super Dungeon Run

Fun little casual game - you'll get plenty of time worth of enjoyment for the measly $5 you'll spend. "Early Access Game" is misleading, as development has actually stopped - apparently because of the death of one of the lead devs. However, unlike most early access games on Steam, I've never encountered a bug, and there's plenty of content for the game to be fun for a few hours. This is a CASUAL game, not a Hardcore game - mechanics aren't designed to be incredibly deep, and will likely become annoying if you take it too seriously. Simply moving the peasants through doorways, will see a few get stuck in the doorway. Many traps are unavoidable - many instakill - etc. Map designer was clearly PMS'ing when making the maps. It's ok. They're only peasants - no one actually cares about peasants. Even though peasants die super quick, you're often given replacements for the ones who derp into death, so runs can easily last as long as you want them to. What do you do - you control a group of peasants - useless little creatures as they are - to run dungeons filled with traps. While all traps are certainly gay, I do literally mean the kill people kind. The gimmick with this game, is that it'll feel like herding cats, as the peasants will crowd around + follow where you move + hold down the left mouse button. In fact, holding and releasing the left mouse button will help to clump them together a little better - useful in helping to control them. Being peasants, they'll *Happily* suicide themselves into fire, walk into exploding barrels, infinite arrow traps, etc, if you don't carefully control them to avoid such things. Your goal is to reach the deepest level of dungeon possible. You will lose large numbers of worthless peasants along the way, as many of the traps, majority even, are insta-kill traps - AND many of them are unavoidable. At the start of each floor, and upon completing one, you may be given "outfits", so your peasants may visually appear to not be terrible - they still are, they're still peasants underneath those clothes after all. These outfits, however, do increase the abilities/survivability of the peasants, helpful in reaching deeper floors. Your peasants are also able to become slightly less useless, when they level up from killing enemies you will discover in your dungeon crawling. Leveling up your account, done based on score made during dungeon crawling, will unlock various things - general "outfit" improvement - attack faster, more health, more damage, etc - and other misc things like starting floor, or group size. Another nice thing about this game, is that you're able to activate/de-activate w/e you don't want. Like, I've turned off all outfits except the mage+knight - and every potion that isn't the health potion. It would be nice if that could affect the dungeon as well, because I'd disable spike + fire traps - because no, none of that ever again, but sadly unable to do so. Not a big deal, if a peasant is dumb enough, even while being blessed w/ my guidance, to still walk into those kinds of traps, he obv deserved it. Darwin sometimes has his way after all.