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About This Game Dungetris is a game in a Rogue-like genre with an original system of building a level and the elements of a card game. Build!You build a tower by using the rules which are similar with the famous game. Finish the construction of the castle to the certain height and fight with a boss. These goals are the main ones in each level. Play!There are no standard items and inventory. You can help to your hero by means of playing cards. Everything, that you can find in the game, from weapon to quest is presented by playing cards. Collect them all! Think!Cards and blocks need to be used wisely. Sometimes the wrong step can lead you to the dead end.Features- Different worlds- Variety of hero cards- Diversity of playing cards- Several game modes- Fun art and atmosphere music… 1075eedd30 Title: DungetrisGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:EfimovMaxPublisher:EfimovMaxRelease Date: 25 Jan, 2017 Dungetris Ativador Download [License] dungetris guide. dungetris 日本語. dungetris review. dungetris achievements. dungetris steam. dungetris прохождение. dungetris badge. dungetris скачать. dungetris wiki. dungetris game play. dungetris controls. dungetris cheat engine It is fun for a few hours, but then it is routine. I cant get behind some levels, because the monsters are stronger and I am bored of leveling up to get stronger for hours. However if you have a couple of bucks to spend and look for killing a few hours, buy it.. This game seemed fun while looking at the idea behind it. After I bought it, I saw that it was not so. I feel that the game is much too difficult, and there is no way around it. The cards and abilities you get don't feel like they do all that much, and the generation of the dungeons is just strange (even when you ARE the one that is creating it.) I do not recommend this game. Never before did I write a recommendation about a game, but the time has come, it seems.The little masterpiece of gamedev that is DUNGETRIS is deserving of every bit of praise you can come with.The idea is new, intriguing, brilliant even: everyone knows that the process of playing a rogue-like game is partly based on more or less explicit masochistic streak on the part of the player. After all, there is some self-deprecating pleasure in knowing that you COULD get around this monster or finish that one if you just thought well enough. "Losing is fun", or so they say. And what better way is to take this specific fun of hindsight realizations of your own inadequacy, if not to allow the player to TAKE PART in the "random level generation"? So he may feel even more guilty feeling self-blame - not only "If I fought smart", but "If only I built this right!" =) Anyway you can't get even truly angry at losing (which there will be a lot of) in this game. It compels you to try again and again, its gameplay a perfect balance of easyness to reach the heights and - equal easiness to lose it all on that damn elite spider.Although this emotional side matters not as much to me as the genius of the idea itself - to join logical, "thinking" games like Tetris with the sheer fun of casual little RPG. It is pleasant to gain EXP and crush monsters; but it can be no less rewarding to solve a puzzle of kinds and pat yourself on the back for that.As for design of the game - well, though it is subjective, I still would rate it superb. Cute cartooney-style characters, adequate sound effects, nice looming threatening music that forces you to remain on its toes...What is not to love here?This is the first game in the long time that made me totally love it. Wish the developers to continue making such a great stuff, and congratulate them on creating something of a classic already.I rate this game ten annoying non-fitting puzzle blocks out of ten =). Very fun game. This game doesn't need to be a rogue-like to be fun. The rogue-like elements take away from the core gameplay. Making it less fun and enoyable. There isn't that much of a positive. When the rogue-like elements go in your favor either. All it boils down to is. You get to progress.The lack of a block placement preview. Is also a major oversight in game design. It would have made it more enoyable and less frustrating to play. You can teleport at the cost of hp. However you always use this because you made a mistake. Not because you wanted to use it.To me the rogue-like elements. Do more harm then good to the overall game. It takes more away then it adds to the game.. On this money game good. Click here for video reviewWhat I like about this game:The strategic element of placing new dungeon pieces is really fun. When you hold the right mouse button, you can see the entire map tile that will drop into the world (any enemies, powerups, etc. on the tile are visible, too). The game will challenge you to place pieces in such a way to gain access to the powerups and avoid enemies you don’t want to fight.The Spell Card system is really interesting. Cards like Teleport really expand how you can approach the map building and/or get you out of a tough spot.The user interface is very well done. Cards, powerups, heroe health, enemy health, etc. are all very visible and if you know the mechanics you should have all the information you need when you plan out moves.Leveling up your characters and spells is satisfying and keeps you pretty well interesting in playing for a little longer than you might otherwise want to. You can grind a little bit if you want.What I don’t like about this game:The graphics in the world selection screen are really lacking. There is one (1) tile texture for grass and two (2) for roads. The only variation is the color of the grass, which indicates which “level” of the game you are in. Changing the orientation of the same tiles may have gone a long way to make the screen look a lot more appealing.You cannot rotate the new dungeon pieces as you build up the level. This limits the options and strategies when placing tiles, which is a big let down because sometimes the game will throw the perfect piece at you, but it's rotated 90 degrees in the wrong direction and you will have to screw yourself over by placing the tile in a less than ideal spot. Together with the second bullet above, with less options to optimize your dungeon building, most games devolve into a total mess by the end of the game. As a result levels take way longer to complete (up to 40 minutes) than I think should be necessary. Max level time should be in the 20 minute range in my opinion. After that it starts to feel like a chore to finish a level.After you beat or lose a level, you can’t look at the huge dungeon that you just built. It would have been fun to look back and see how wild and crazy the castle ended up looking after a session. I would love to share a screenshot of the wildest ones I’ve created if I could see the whole thing in one screen.There isn’t much of a story with this game. There are some narrative things that happen; like at one point you have to save a blacksmith from a dungeon and then he opens his shop to you. This isn’t enough to drive you to finish the game and grind through all the levels.Conclusions:I have mixed feelings about this game. I love how smooth the tetris and dungeon crawler mechanics blend together seamlessly here. But, the lack of any story, the bland graphics, long and sometimes frustrating levels really fight against this game. It's a game that's fun to play for a couple of hours, but there really isn’t much to motivate me to play for longer. For $4.99 I think this game could have been slightly better and at this price point I would not recommend this title. For $1.99 I think this is a good purchase. Addressing the issues with the game and adding a story (even a simple one) would go a long way to bump this game back to the $5 range for me.. Tetris + Rogue-lite = Strangely fun mix