
Delve into the shifting dungeons on your hunt for the Yithidian orb, but getting it might just be the easy part. Delver is a single player first-person action roguelike dungeon crawler, just like you wished they used to make.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I am enjoying this little crawler, I haven't seen too much of it yet but it seems to be a decent roguelike (lite? it seems money carries over and the shop changes but not much else unless I haven't gotten deep enough to find a skip or travel system). Definitely feels like the sort of "unfair" roguelike that I am used to, but enough variety to compel me to pick it up on occasion for a run. Give it a shot if you enjoy the art style, the gameplay is solid
A delightful and fun little rougelike. The gameplay is great, though I keep pressing space to jump and wasting my magic items. The music also absolutely slaps!
Delver is a single player, first person, pixel-art, roguelike, dungeon crawler. And imo, it has some of the greatest sound design in the industry. It's "Atmosphere", or ambiance, or vibe, or FEEL (or whatever TF people are calling it this year) is something remarkable. I first played it on Itch.io many years ago, and although I didn't play it a lot on Steam, I felt eager to give my money to this extremely small, and talented dev team (2 designers & 1 composer), they deserve EVERY penny. If you're at all interested, here's WHY; The game was first released in Alpha, on Android OS in 2012. It was then green-lit onto Steam Early Access in 2013, & didn't leave Steam-EA until 2018. These 2 people spent ~7 years of their lives making a perma-death pixel art FPS in the 20-teens... Their dedication absolutely shows in the final product. Delver is not at all complex for a video game in 2018, It doesn't break any truly new ground, and it's story is almost non existent. However, it's execution is as close to flawless in what it IS trying to achieve, as a tiny indie project can get. ~89/100~
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Not much depth to it. Apparently has mouse issues which haven't been fixed for years. Can't recommend for current price (7,50). Its more like a 2,99 game.
The game is simple but good. $15 might be a bit much, but if you manage to buy it for under $5, it's a great deal, as you can get a couple of hours of gameplay out of it. If you’re into dungeon crawlers and roguelikes, probably even more. But in the last 2 years the lowest price this game was is 10$, which is still fine. Also, the developers have open-sourced their engine code, so you might be able to learn how to mod or even create your own game. They have a somewhat active Discord server where you can talk to them, and they seem pretty nice. Easy to pick up and understand, with decent mechanics and feel, overall it's a pretty enjoyable experience.
Very much the same feeling as Rogue but fps.
fun chill
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Simple, effective, satisfying, immersive and pretty. Nothing else comes close to this classic dungeon delving experience. (more playtime off-Steam) Tried Barony and instantly came crawling back to this one.
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