Dungeon League

This game is REALLY fun, and I want to play more than what you have to offer, A lot of coming soons, and little choice in gameplay. The gameplay is great, but the content is much lacking. WAY too much money for what has been released. Consider something else, until further developed and more replayable content comes out.

No puedes jugar solo, necesitas minimo tener otra persona para jugar en local, tiene un modo online el cual esta muerto, he intendado jugar pero no hay nadie.

Very entertaining tournament mode, only played 2 player however, probably would be even more fun with 4. One issue is the aiming often a pain and you often run headfirst into enemies because of it. Another issue is that there isnt much content at the moment, especially without online play. Make sure you have friends to play with if you are going to get this game.

No online play, mixed with hints of abandonware mean leave this one on the shelf. It plays decently, but there's better in the same genre out there- far better.

The Early Access period was treated less as a platform for feedback, and more as a way to put funds in the developer's pocket so they could spend years slowrolling this project, while having the audacity to work on console ports.

This game has a lot of potential, it looks great and the gameplay is fluid and fun. As it is at the moment you will need to have friends to play with locally otherwise you likely wont get much playtime out of it, it currently has very limited single player and no online multiplayer. Also I would reccommend you use a controller if you can as I'm not so sure about the keyboard support at this time. The positives: The current playable characters are awesome and fairly well balanced, plus the developer has stated that he has plans to add more and more characters as the game progresses. The multiplayer is quite competitive and loads of fun, game modes such as 'capture the flag' and 'capture the point' aren't too common in RPG style games but they work extremely well here. The art style and animation is very well done, pixel art isn't for everyone but this game does it well and if you give it a chance I'm sure you'll come to like it. A few things I noticed which need some attention: First up - ONLINE MULTIPLAYER, this is a big one, this is a great game which could really strive but in my opinion a game like this NEEDS online multiplayer otherwise it could potentially die off very early. If this game incorperates some sort of online matchmaking/lobby system where you can play with your friends and/or randoms it could really take off. Next up, the keyboard supports feels a bit weird, I almost immediately switched to controller. Giving access to the options so we can remap keys will mostly fix this I imagine however my biggest problem is that it just doesn't feel right, the menu scrolling can be laggy and sometimes pauses if you scroll too fast, i.e. you can't mash up or down to quickly select things because it will stop registering key presses or something. This isn't noticable while using a controller as far as I could tell. Another thing that I noticed is the free play mode could do with a bit of work, I tried playing on level 1 and was just getting mauled and dying instantly as soon as I respawned because it seems like the monsters don't scale to your level or anything like that. Free play isn't a big focus of the game and you can set your level higher to make yourself stronger so this is a minor issue but more options such as difficulty or number of enemies couldn't hurt. Hopefully I can improve this review over time but overall I'm really liking the game so far, I just hope that online multiplayer is implemented soon, the developer said he's open to it just as long as there is a demand, so get on it people, let him know you want it!

My friends and I tried running this as a local multiplayer on a total of 4 computers, with 5 controllers. Controller support is not something that properly functions. Whether it was reading two xbox 360 controllers as a single controller and up = down and down = up on a ps4 controller.

Dungeon League rates very poorly as productivity software. It struggles to locate and quarantine any malware. I'm not sure if it even speeds up my computer. However when treated as a video game, Dungeon League can be quite entertaining. Dungeon League is an action packed single player and multiplayer dungeon crawler game with both offline and online modes. What first appears to be very simple unfolds nicely into a real treat as a party game. First impressions: I open the game and am treated by happy music as many rapping chickens spread across the screen. Good signs so far. Options are tidy. Multiplayer is quiet. So far so indie, but it has a nice unique charm all of its own. I start as the archer Luna. First thing I notice is the epic dungeon music. It's trailer-riffic. I'm grooving away too much to notice that the controller d-pad controls emotes instead of movement. Keyboard players will also notice that the default controls have arrow keys for movement and QWER for the attack buttons. I locate my analog stick and away I go. Blasting enemies left right and centre and quickly accumulating loot. Yet if I daudle too long the game urges me on with unsettling shadows that quicken the pace. The dungeons force you to pay attention with traps that harm both you and enemies, leading to a bit of quick thinking that can turn a bad situation into a good one. The game lures you in with an easy difficulty curve, before hitting you with overwhelming odds that you must learn to overcome. It's fun. As a player you quickly realise victory must be earned rather than given to any player that vaguely shuffles in the right direction. Sorry to any zombie players out there! However the Daily Dungeon high score challenge rewards a different more patient approach for players looking to top the online leaderboards. Every room is a unique challenge that must be overcome, and a player must familiarise themselves with elemental effects to survive. Speaking of online, the real meat of Dungeon League is in the multiplayer. Options include Tournament, Battle and Gauntlet. There are both local and online options for all these modes. Tournament splits players into teams, Battle is the free for all, and Gauntlet is where you team up and delve through the dungeon levels. Battle and Tournament have a range of game types that are randomly selected. All game types are fun and benefit different styles of play. Rounding up chickens, racing to the flags or holding the witches eye are among the game types, but it's best played rather than explained. It's always fun seeing what the game will throw up at you and these are the best modes to start in before throwing your friends into the deep end of Gauntlet. The random nature of the game and clearly defined modes definitely help make multiplayer a breeze to quickly set up. I've played Dungeon League with a few friends and is best enjoyed beside friends that enjoy a laugh. The whole thing is very silly, and trying to top each other with ridiculous loot and figure out all the abilities is a big part of the fun. Friends who fight together die together, and friends that die together laugh forever. There you have it. A brief summary of Dungeon League. The little Aussie indie game that could. It won't set the charts on fire and it won't win game of the year awards, but everything it has is done well. There's definitely a lot more content and fun to be had than first meets the eye. I'm 14 hours in and still haven't mastered half the characters or tried all the loot yet. Dungeon League is clearly a long-time labour of love, and it's that love that gives it enough charm to make it enjoyable and memorable. 7.5/10 More than first meets the eye. As a budget party game it does very nicely.

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Ok, initial review............. not worth it unless more people play it. As a solo player I was only able to do the daily dungeon 1 time today... (one attempt per day). The other modes seem to require teammates and/or more players. I waited in what I thought was the queue for 5-10 minutes for each of the other 3 modes and never made it into a game. The modes are: [list] [*]Tournament - face off in teams of two. So you probably need at least 4 people playing the game. [*]Battle - free for all. Not sure but I would guess that you need at least 2 people playing the game. [*]Gauntlet - co-op dungeon. Maybe at least 2 people playing. [*]Daily dungeon. Once a day and single player. [/list] You would think the battle ffa mode would queue up fast at least. It could just be that no one is playing it though. It might be interesting if other people play it. At least in Heroes of Hammerwatch you can play solo if no one else is around. If the game does not become popular then it is basically impossible to play it.