Delve Deeper

Absolutely did not click with me. Cumbersome controls, tedious gameplay, and overall just disappointing.

"Sometimes a bad is just a bad game." To the people who liked the game: If there had been a bit more polish, more time to make a better UI, make more creative assets, if this game just had a little bit more... HEART then maybe it really could have been a fun, turn-based, hex-grid board game. I wanted to like this game. It felt reminiscent of maybe some other hex-based strategy board games you already know and love and have multiple copies of stacked next to those old D&D books? Hello, am I talking about you? Is that why you're looking at this game? Me too. Here's my main complaint against Delve Deeper: apart from the bugs; compatibility issues; limited startegic/tactical game play; the biggest grievance I bring is this: The time spent watching the movement of EVERY individual unit takes way too long to cycle through a given turn to feel like your player actions and choices even mattered; I spent most of my play time waiting for the computer player units to move. TL;DR: THIS GAME DOES NOT RESPECT YOUR TIME. This game felt like a version of Civ without any of the fun feelings of making strategic choices but also taking waaaaaaaaay too long to payout for the time invested. However I still maintain that there is not enough game here to even justify the $5 price point. SO! Do you want promises of Adventure? Combat?! Dwarven Hijinks and naturally the, Filthy, FILTHY LUCRE? Well then dust off those old board games and D&D books I mentioned earlier if you have them - they will entertain and enrich you more than this game ever, ever could.

Delve Deeper: A Mix of Fun Elements Review: Delve Deeper is a game that combines various fun elements, earning a moderate 3/5 rating from me. It offers an enjoyable experience with its unique blend of strategy, exploration, and humor. While it has its strengths, there are certain aspects that prevent it from reaching its full potential. One of the highlights of Delve Deeper is its strategic gameplay. As a player, you lead a team of dwarves in mining expeditions, searching for valuable treasures and defending against rival factions. The game requires careful planning, resource management, and tactical decision-making. The strategic depth adds a layer of challenge and satisfaction as you navigate the underground mines. Exploration is another aspect that adds excitement to Delve Deeper. The randomly generated maps provide a sense of adventure as you uncover new areas, encounter various obstacles, and face off against different enemy types. The element of discovery keeps the gameplay fresh and encourages replayability. Additionally, Delve Deeper incorporates humor into its gameplay and presentation. The quirky interactions between the dwarves, amusing item descriptions, and lighthearted atmosphere inject a playful charm into the game. The humor adds a light-hearted touch and keeps the experience entertaining. However, despite these positive aspects, Delve Deeper falls short in certain areas. The game can sometimes feel repetitive, especially during extended play sessions. The lack of significant variety in gameplay mechanics and objectives can lead to a sense of monotony over time. Additionally, the graphics and audio design, while serviceable, may not be visually impressive or memorable compared to other titles in the genre. Overall, Delve Deeper offers a mix of fun elements that make it an enjoyable experience for fans of strategy and exploration games. While it may not have the depth or polish of some other titles, its strategic gameplay, sense of humor, and exploration mechanics provide solid entertainment. If you're looking for a light-hearted and strategic adventure in an underground setting, Delve Deeper can provide some enjoyable moments. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ A Mix of Fun Elements: Delve Deeper combines strategy, exploration, and humor to create an entertaining experience. While it may lack variety and visual impact, it still offers enjoyable gameplay for those who appreciate its unique blend of mechanics.

Another "retro review" of a game I remember enjoying that I think deserves a positive boost. First, a few counters to some of the complaints I've seen. The game is currently still available for purchase. Also, I have Windows 10, and have had no issues getting the game to launch properly. I tested that again today prior to my review. Second, this game is NOT EASY, let me just get that out of the way. If punishing strategy is not your cup of tea, you may want to give this one a wide berth. You'll be balancing your lust for treasure and crushing rival teams with the desire to survive against the ever-increasing flow of deadly monsters you essentially unleash upon yourselves the deeper you go. There's also an element of chance involved with every hex you unearth. I had put a lot of time into this back when I was actively playing it, not just because the achievements are admittedly a little grindy, but because I genuinely wanted to get better and tighten up my game. Early on, one dragon was scary as hell. After a lot of practice, I would challenge multiple dragons to "COME GET SOME!" lol Yes, I've encountered some bugs before, but nothing serious and/or frequent enough to put me off for too long. Oh, and I also need to mention the fact that this game has a level editor. Something like that is always a bonus for me, even if I don't plan on getting much use out of it. I appreciate it when developers give you a space to flex your creative muscles in some way.

Super fun strategy game with lots of treasure.

A very fun little game. It's great in 20-30-turn chunks, especially with just two players. Anything less and you don't have too much time to explore the dungeons, especially the larger ones. Games with more turns and more players obviously take longer. It's not a perfect game, and has some flaws. As the games get longer, mobs spawn to the point of getting out-of-control. One or two bad decisions can result in multiple turns with your entire team down, as mobs (or the enemy AI) camp your dead dwarves, waiting for an opportunity to come back and hit them while they're down to 1 HP. This situation requires some additional planning and strategy, so it's not entirely a weakness, but there are many times it's downright punishing--even impossible to escape. Some variety would be welcome. You can discover items deep in the mines that enhance health and defense, but some power-ups that improve speed, attack power, etc., would mix it up a bit and improve replayability, even if they were "single use" items. The introduction of spellcaster--weak HP, low carrying capacity, but powerful AOE attacks--would be an interesting addition, too. All of that said, while _Delve Deeper_ is far from perfect, it IS a lot of fun. Know that it's not polished, but it is an enjoyable diamond in the rough.

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I actually recall really liking this one, but when I try to run it now it bugs out and crashes, and since it's effectively abandoned that means I have no way of playing it since Steam no longer runs on XP or Win7.

I get to be a dwarf and dig in a hole

Jeu complètement merdique. La jouabilité est immonde, j'ai passé dix minutes à essayer de placer une galerie dans le tutoriel, je n'ai jamais réussi. Allez hop, poubelle.