Infinite Adventures®

An Etrian Odyssey-inspired first person dungeon crawler with slightly more emphasis on story. If you like those games you'll probably find a lot to like here as well - the game features suitably crunchy character customization options, fun exploration and reasonably challenging combat. If I had to leverage any criticism against the game, I'd say that the dungeon maps sometimes feel a little under-designed. Once you get past the first act, there are a number of maze-like sections filled with pointless dead ends and map completion can start to feel like a chore at times. It also would have been nice to see a few more options that rewarded building around cross-class synergy - every class's kit ultimately feels focused on doing its own thing with little regard to what the rest of your party composition is. Despite these, the game never really loses that addictive feeling of getting to decide where to put your next skill point when you level up or unlocking a higher-tier skill you'e been working towards and finally getting to see it in action. *edit* - now that I've actually finished the game, to revise some of my earlier comments - outside of a couple annoying bits in the last chapter, the dungeon quality is actually pretty good overall. The worst of the "pointless maze" sections seem to be in the second chapter for whatever reason. Additionally, in my original comment I said the game had "slightly" more emphasis on story - the story actually ended up being more engaging than I would have guessed in the later chapters. While the game definitely has some rough edges, overall I'd say it's easily worth your time if you are a fan of the dungeon crawler genre.

Honestly an extremely fun game with diverse classes. I am not going to lie I was a total noob when I started. I didn't know what a lot of the classes did and just saw they were melee, ranged, healer, spellcaster etc. Its deeper than that. There is a class that is melee and has some cool aoe healing spells and does good damage. Another noob mistake I made was for the first 6 levels I didn't level up my characters. I was like why am I not learning spells or have abilities. This game is tough. Well if you don't suck as much as I do and level up your characters the game becomes way better. I am having a blast playing this especially since I can play it offline on my steamdeck.

Sehr lustiger Dungeon-Crawler, haufenweise unterschiedliche Möglichkeiten wie man seine Party bauen will. Leider ist die Vertonung (spiele auf Englisch) mehr so lala.

Gud.

Excellent game Many useful classes to choose from and a decent storyline. Solid 7 out of 10.

this game is actually really fun and the developer put their soul into it, very good old fashioned dungeon crawler

This is basically etrian odyssey, i mean its almost a 1 for 1 ripoff. 6 party members, skill points when u level up, new items when u sell stuff, mining points, gathering points (aswell as a character specialising in it), a pub to get side story quests aswell as a main hall for main quests. I love etrian odyssey tho, so all these are just a plus for me :) I recommend the game, but dont expect groundbreaking gameplay here. Also the voiceacting is super cheesy !

Buen juego estilo EO. Tiene un bug que no permite avanzar desde el 'Etrian' 14, y otro bug es que algunas misiones completadas no las deja entregar, pero supongo que los solucionarán tarde o temprano ya que veo que hay más gente con el mismo problema. Seguid así. Pd: Actualizaré cunado pueda avanzar y complete el juego.

This is a fun little dungeon crawler, perfect for people new to the genre. If you are used to 80s and 90s dungeon crawlers like me, turn the difficulty from Hard to Old School. You can only save in town, and the enemies are buffed. Old School is the hardest mode, but it's really not that hard if you build a good party. I was struggling until I benched my Shinobi for a Mendicant, and leveled that from scratch to the rest of my party at level 20. Since then my party make-up has been able to dominate most battles and Yokai (optional enemies) as well. It keeps a decent pace. Every few dungeon levels the decor changes, and the overall sub-boss of those areas. It slowly adds all the stuff you expect like spinners, icy slippery tiles, burning lava, teleports, secret walls ets. It doesn't have the depth of a game like Grimoire, but it has enough underlying systems to keep you interested.

Quick review: Infinite Adventures is the best dungeon crawler on Steam and one of the best Dungeon Crawlers I've played since Wizardry 4 Gaiden and Labyrinth of Refrain. More details: Infinite Adventures (IA) does so much right, its few flaws seem more like minor inconveniences than anything else. This is the rare RPG and dungeon crawler that actually respects the player's time. Creating and experimenting with characters is easy and fun, not a chore, because it allows you to respec them cheaply and easily. Playing with different party configurations is quick and fun for the same reasons: want to try something new? Go for it. Character and party deaths aren't particularly punishing at normal difficulty, so there's no harm in finding out for yourself whether you can live without that healer in your party. Sick of endless combat and feeling like exploration is more fun? Great, because IA lets you turn encounter rates up and down, making dungeon crawling more of an adventures than a chore. Spent a bunch of time with the encounter rate turned off? No big deal. IA lets you turn the rate up to 2x the normal amount so you can catch up on all that experience you missed. Have you made it half way through the game and realized you want to create an entirely different character because the one you have is under-powered. Don't fret! Catching up with a new character is actually fun and quick because you can either respec or create a new character and get them up to speed fast. IA also has way more interesting characters and systems than most games in this style. Instead of having variations on wizards and warriors, IA actually tries innovate with different MP and ability systems, plus it adds in party abilities/summons, an easy-to-understand equipment scheme, and status effects that actually matter for combat. The story is fine and the presentation is a mixture of extremely entertaining and corny, but the game mechanics and FUN this game offers shine so brightly, you'll soon find yourself endeared to the artwork and voice acting, which varies in quality but is ultimately secondary to the very smart design of the game as a whole. Can't recommend this one enough to dungeon crawlers looking to get their Etrian Odyssey or JP Wizardry fix. IA is among the very best hidden gems you'll find on Steam. [played on Steam Deck, where this game absolutely shined]