
Dungeon Highway drops you into a delightfully stylized fantasy world filled to the brim with dastardly monsters. Heart-pounding action, nostalgic graphics and an enchanting chiptune soundtrack bring a new milestone to the genre of endless arcade racing.
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Languages: English
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Hours played at review time, across 32 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I can't recommend Dungeon Highway, not for an asking price of seven dollars. However what you'll get for your hard earned monies (should you buy this) is: The same sprite pack that the free game Realm of the Mad god uses. The highway. Cubes on the highway. You run slowly down the highway in two frame of animaton and avoid the cubes. There are enemies too but unless you're aiming for a high score you can just ignore them. The scoreboard doesn't seem to work so don't bother with scoring. In the - short - time I played I suspect I've seen all that Dungeon Highway has to offer. Which does include a lot of pixelated blood and a giant floaty big bad pixel thing. You'll only see the blood when you die, and you'll generally only die because a cube you've already passed has entirely obscured the rest of the higway in front of it making it impossible to tell where the next cube is. All in all this feel like it was written in an afternoon and would be better had it been released for free.
Incredibly fast-paced and stressful, not to mention punishing and gory. This is the most fun I've had playing an indie game in a LONG time. 11/10 highly recommend!
Would stress test my wrist again! 8/10
A silly endless runner, not bad for the price though probably belongs on Google Play. :P
[h1] Endless runner with view from behind. Avoid blocks and shoot down monsters. Gets repetitive quickly. [/h1]
I'm very mixed on this one. It's quite literally a very simple game. Cool idea but it tends to cause me to drone out and start to lose my focus on playing. The price is a little high for something with low replay value & I really hate the fixed camera angle. Got me killed several times. If it's on sale though, I say pick it up for an hour or two of an interesting concept. Think temple run but you get to fight back as you run. Low 3 Out of 5 Matt faces.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Simulator 2015. 10/10 - Would Cramp
I love the simplicity of this game! Really well designed and probably even more fun on an iPad or iPhone! Great game!! Here is a quick video review of the game so you can see for yourself!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c17oVj44oY8
Survives Hell. Runs into a panda and dies. 10/10
I would definitely recommend Dungeon Highway. It is very fun game that I think anyone could enjoy. You can earn experience to get multiple players, and improve your score to even get on the scoreboards! For me, I think about seven dollars was worth it. I play it all the time and so far, I haven't seen many negative sides to this game. This is a great game, and I would definitely recommend that you buy it.
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