Published: 2014-05-06, by Peter Warrior.
"I am your Dungeon Master"
Mighty Dungeons follows the sacred premises of the noble art of dungeon crawling since the times of Heroquest. A tiled board, a handful of monsters, several heroes and some dice eager to roll all over the table.
There are a few changes, though. The strict turn-based nature of the original game hasn't been respected at all, which gives this game a little bit of additional dynamism and pace. Also, there have been added both "cheat" and "nightmare" options to make it easier or harder as you prefer.
Graphics aren't bad at all, and overall design is acceptable but it feels a little bit odd because of the 2D view when moving and first person view when fighting, now that we all are used to 3D for everything. Animations, sound and FX could be better.
Regarding gameplay, rules and user interface are quite unclear so expect some trial and error and error. For example, your character will fight with his bare hands unless stated otherwise, no matter which are his weapons of choice.
Anyway, a game perfectly suited for a connoisseur minority who's aware that oldies but goodies never pass away.
The complete game can be unlocked via Google Play purchase or through a Getjar account. It supports 8 languages.
Available for PC & OSX on Steam and http://mightydungeons.appspot.com for tutorial and cheat codes!
Enjoy this fan-made dungeon crawler crossover between old-school boardgames like Heroquest, Warhammer Quests and good oldies like Diablo I and DungeonMaster.
Some newer devices seem to have compatibility issues with the game, if you encounter that don't hesitate to reach out to me directly and I can walk you through it.
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