As far as dungeon crawlers go innovation on the android, be it smart phone or tablet, lived and died with Dungeon Defenders (the game now seemingly only available on the soon to be past gen consoles). Still, occasionally a game rises that catches your attention and this game... isn't it. But it does deliver a down and dirty solid no frills bade core dungeon crawler hat delivers the basics, and does it well.
Plus sides? Graphics are pretty, though only to an extent. The dungeons are pretty, but that isn't a hefty feat as its the same x amount of background repeating endlessly. Monsters are so so, and some look better than others... the rest is rather simplistic gameplay (travel from point A to B), with no bells and whistles... my only complaint, but that is also the appeal of the game. A straight forward simple dungeon crawler, easy to pick up and play with no muss and no fuss.
If you strive on hoarding treasures and items, taking on side quests left and right, shopping until you drop for the latest gear and leveling up like crazy dealing out skill points here and there... this isn't for you. It's a simple as check dungeon crawler, ideal for a bus ride or long trip, dealing out compact dungeon crawling with no muss or fuss. A decent simple 4 out of 5. Great for quick bursts of easy to pick up gaming, a slice of casual with your dungeons.
Next time I got a more intense homebrewed Indy dungeon crawler for you. Part Hero Quest classic board game, part old school RPG, all interesting and recommendable. Stay tuned.
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Showing posts with label casual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label casual. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Casual and Core Gamers in 2012
2012 may be a landmark year, the merger of the casual gamer and the core gamer, when Nintendo rolls out the Wii U. Made for the core gamer and next gen, a first for Nintendo, but not forgetting it's casual gaming roots. So, under the banner of Nintendo, casual and core may finally gather under one banner and one console... in the meantime that's why I put together two blogs... one for the casual and one for the core... so please enjoy and new reviews coming shortly. Stay tuned.
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