Darkest Dungeon®

"Remind yourself that overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer

this game has made me considerably more miserable in my day to day life

Ta bueno. Ni bola a la historia la verdad pero el jueguito ta bueno

I tried to like this game. I really did. I'm old enough to remember some of the great dungeon crawler games that paved the way for this game. Games like Adom, Rogue, Moria, Etc. I loved those games. The difficulty was baked in and the game design was meant to make you cry, or get better, usually both. It's just the way those games were. This game tries really hard to be one of those old dungeon crawler style games but also adds in the grimdark elements of any good HP Lovecraft story. The addition of stress and psychological breakdowns is interesting. Or so I thought when I bought the game Turns out, the game is extremely dull. There's supposed to be a story but it starts off as bland as they come and doesn't progress until much later in the game. The story is also not in game, it's just video cutscenes having nothing to do with gameplay. The couple that I managed unlock had me yawning. I went to youtube and watched the rest of them to see if it ever got interesting, it did not. The gameplay is similarly dull. The idea behind the gameplay is that you are actually the lord of a cursed town by birthright and you recently inherited it. You never actually do anything in game. You hire people to go and do stuff for you. Those people usually die horrible deaths mostly caused by insanity, not by damage. If for some reason those hirelings gain xp and levels they usually become WORSE, not better, at what they do. This is because as you level up you get traits and most of those traits are debuffs. Sometimes you get a buff but often the buffs are very situational. So, it's just a repeated cycle of hiring new people, sending them into increasingly difficult dungeons that they most likely are going to die in and then, if they survive, deleting them because they are now worse than when they started. Rinse and repeat. The only real way to upgrade people is through trinkets. each character can have 2 trinkets attached to them which give buffs. Most of the time these buffs are lame and don't help them survive or get better. They just forestall the inevitable sink into insanity and death by a small amount. That's it. That's the entire game. The cutscenes are straight out of a pulp fiction HP Lovecraft knockoff. Honestly, calling them a knock off is being generous. To be honest they are a knock off of some poorly written work inspired by Lovecraft.

разраб тупой сын 6ляди

《暗黑地牢》最恐怖的不是压力值到 200，也不是英雄死亡，而是你花了十几个小时排查 MOD，最后发现 BUG 是官方更新加进去的，红钩真是好样的👍🏻

I don't see any terms on the home page which might be why I missed this but a EULA popped up for me recently on this game and despite being primarily a single player experience it characterizes it's self as an "online game" and requires you to agree that they can take it way from you at any time. Basically they're asking you to pay for a game that you won't own after you pay for it. You'll just get to borrow it as long as they let you. It's a fun game. Don't get me wrong, but there's no way I would have bought this game if I knew that I wasn't actually getting a game for my money, but just a chance to play it as long as the game makers let me. Steam really should make it clearer when they sell you a game that you aren't getting a game for your money but just potentially temporary access to one.