
A rogue-lite tabletop that mixes card based exploration with turn based combat. Create your party, draw adventure cards, roll dice and fight monsters to defeat the sorcerer and his magic.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Reviews
Gry tego typu kupuje z sentymentu. Grafika 2D jest pięknie wyrysowana i bardzo klimatyczna. Jeżeli tęsknisz za grami planszowymi to ta gra jest dla Ciebie. 7/10 to moja ocena. Kilkanascie godzin zabawy by ukończyć grę kilka razy z inną drużyną. Odblokować skórki dla bohaterów, znaleźć klucze do tajnych lokacji (np. Gildia oprychów) itp. Na początku trochę trudna ale jak poznasz zalety i wady bohaterów nie będziesz miał problemu na poziomie legendarnym gdzie to komputer losuje drużynę i krainy. Mimo, że dwójkę oceniam wyżej to bawiłem się dobrze i przy trójce. Jeżeli ukończysz grę 5 razy to już kolejne wyprawy nie będą zaskoczeniem tym bardziej, że każda postać ma tylko 4 karty umiejętnosci a ekwipunek to max kilkanascie różnych przedmiotów. Bardzo fajnie pomyslane krainy które odwiedzamy a rzuty koscią nie są wkurzające bo mamy możliwosć powtórzenia rzutu. Są też zaskakujące wybory w trakcie wędrówki np. poswięć bohatera za 2000 gold. Walka raczej skupia się na blokowaniu wroga by jego atak nie osłabił drużyny. Gra nie ogranicza taktyki i np. mój Beserk miał 170 hp! W czwórce są ci sami bohaterowie co zmniejsza zachętę do kupna. Dlaczego? Główną frajdą jest nie tylko odkrywanie przygody ale też odkrywanie nowych członków drużyny i ich umiejętnsci. Polecam
Dark Quest 3
Jest super! Bardzo polecam!
Ótimo para quem sente saudades de jogar Hero Quest e quer uma aventura leve e divertida.
pohodová oddechovka
I regret buying this game. I already own parts 1 and 2 and was hoping for a positive step forward. Instead, what I got is a game that has turned into a casino slot machine. You can’t explore anything — at least in the first two games you had that freedom, but here everything is pure RNG. You can say “I want this” or “I want that” when given the option, but ultimately it’s all rubbish. There’s no progress saving like in the second one; you always have to start from scratch. You can unlock some mediocre upgrades and extra characters with crystals, which means you have to grind. In short, it’s a complete waste of time and it’s going straight in the bin. I was so disappointed that I bought the fourth instalment and returned it without even trying it.
I've played this game before. I have a LOT more hours in the game than the stats suggest. DQ3 is my favorite DQ hands down. It might be my favorite card battler too. A roguelite tabletop game with turn based combat. The combat is unique - no movement limit so movement is determined by whether a path is clear for the characters/enemies which provides strategic opportunity and various party members are geared to take advantage of that. You get an indicator for which enemy will attack next, and you can look at the enemies cards to judge what their behavior will be which provides for more strategic consideration. Outside combat there is no character movement. The combat areas are confined but not cramped. Together these make for a casual feeling game that is snappy both in and out of combat. Travel through different biomes starting with the Dark Forest. Various events occur which can grant the party equipment, potions, healing and other opportunities including battles. Some battles are optional. If there's a reward it's usually best to fight, and if no reward, best to try and avoid combat. Random visits with thieves from the thieves guild will give crystals and the chance to use them to upgrade the current biome with perks for later playthroughs, or unlock new characters. While a new game presents a high difficulty, these unlocks will make subsequent playthroughs easier. This, along with character unlocks makes for high replayability. The different characters are distinct enough that you will choose a party based on combined strengths: tanks, obstacle providers, ranged damage with multiple target abilities and various other tricks that set each character apart. Players can die and be revived. A character death isn't insurmountable. The art is consistent throughout the game and is gorgeous. I had hoped that DQ4 would be DQ3 but bigger, better, more. While it is a compelling casual game there is potential to take it much deeper. That was not to be, but DQ3 stands on it's own and I will recommend it to anyone who likes turn based combat and the fantasy genera. It's a well balanced game and clearly made with love. I hope one day the developers will return to DQ3 format and do some more magic. Roll the skull of fate!
Eigentlich hat das Spiel eine gute Grundidee, scheitert aber kläglich an seinem völlig überzogenen Schwierigkeitsgrad, selbst auf der niedrigsten Stufe. Nach inzwischen 42 Durchläufen und rund 29 Stunden Spielzeit wird klar, dass Frust hier eindeutig über Spielespaß gestellt wird. Die Kämpfe aus der isometrischen Perspektive bieten keinerlei taktische Tiefe, wodurch es praktisch unmöglich ist, sich durch können oder kluge Entscheidungen einen echten Vorteil zu erarbeiten. Unterm Strich ist dieses Spiel nichts weiter als ein schlecht balancierter, nerviger Zeitschlucker
Great game
Les deux premiers épisodes étaient super bien. Là, c'est une catastrophe... J'ai désinstallé le jeu au bout d'une demi-heure.
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