Infinite Dungeon Crawler

I'm enjoying casually leveling up in this game playing as a half goblin fighter. I was worried the game might suck due to some of the feedback, but so far it's pretty fun. Has an old school DnD feel for sure. Lots of skills, items, monsters, etc. I went ahead and got the dlc due to it being so cheap. I'd recommend it for sure. It sorta gives me the feeling of playing rpgs in my youth, both pen and paper and pc/video game ones.

Infinite Dungeon Crawler is a poorly designed game. There are bugs. The tutorial is long and boring and crashed 2 times when I played the game for the first time. The game play is old-fashioned Dungeon & Dragon type which requires the player to red the log of text. Stamina is easily used up, putting the player in a dire situation even if the player almost kills an enemy or finished a task.

This game has some bugs. BUT it is fun to play as you go further, especially past lvl. 10. There are SO many ways to customize your characters! Do you save up $ for an awesome weapon? Do you want to spend $ on training instead? Do you want to spend $ on armour? Levelling up isn't that hard; every couple of maps completed your characters go up a level. And, if you really don't like a character you can switch them out for another of around the same level as you are! I like playing with the hireling morale system off. It is challenging on normal, and there are difficulty settings as well. Be warned that this game is an extreme time sink, with that just one more turn feel. Fortunately you can save at any time, even mid-combat. Or, you find yourself taking time to plan what to upgrade with each level up. The only thing is that mages don't get a lot of direct elemental attack spells. You can play as long as you want. There is no story, but you can just keep leveling and gearing up infinitely. (There is NO crafting, though!)

Not a great experience. Feels like a mobile game with poor controls for PC. Tutorial IS SO FREAKING LONG WINDED ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Like I get it, you have a lot of stuff to explain, but jesus h christ I do not want to read a novel. Buttons don't have tooltips, so you have to guess what does what. Accidently dropped my weapon in town and couldn't pick it back up because reasons? So all in all, pretty bad experience. Would not recommend

love the game hours of fun keep up the good work you have me for life need in play cave Dungeons please!!!

Fun and sticks to its name

Just too buggy. The game has crashed three times already and I haven't even finished the tutorial. First time, the game told me to finish my turn while fighting a wolf. It refused to do so. Second time, the game just froze when I went to equip a weapon. Third time, the game froze, because it turns out that I didn't have a weapon equipped, when going through the gate and it wouldn't let me equip the weapon in the character screen. When I rebooted the game I managed to equip the item. Although, credit, where credit is due. The tutorial is an excellent introduction to the game and very welcome, especially given how few games have decent tutorials any more. Also, I have a 5K monitor and a RTX 3080, but the game text is tiny and doesn't change when I resize the screen. At best the text is font size 7, but for some it is more like font size 4, if I were looking to do a comparison to Word. Also, much of the text is in italics, which only makes it harder to read. There is a guide on the game's website, but it is incomplete. For example, the page on game stats finishes with the sentence: "We’ll briefly discuss some of the main stats that you need to keep an eye on in these sections". That's it. Its like the person writing it died, in some Pythonesk tragedy... Edit 1. Went through the gate and found a tiny area with a few graves and no monsters at all. WTF? Second attempt, I discovered a Kobold, but had to reboot, because not only could I not see the monster, but the game would not let me move, instead only allowing me to make melee attacks. Edit 2. So my second map only had one enemy. As did the third. What a waste. So basically, the game is creating maps with only one enemy and my job is to to and find and kill the poor bugger. Boring AF. And it turns out that you loose stamina just from moving around the map. WTF? The game actively penalises you for playing it? This just isn't fun. Edit 3: So there is a box in the settings to turn off stamina loss, while exploring. Shame it doesn't actually work. Edit 4: Final nail in the coffin. I died. Only level two. But forget restarting, because if you do, you get hit with a significant penalty. And the game is compulsory Hardcore mode. No loading past saves. Final Edit: Count me out. Until that last piece of nastiness, I was thinking of buying the game, just to support the developer, but this game is tedious, unforgiving and buggy as hell and the design choices seem geared more towards punishing the player than promoting a fun experience. The game is incredibly poorly optimised. I've got a modern rig that can play any game at 60+ FPS, but instead of flying through turns, this one takes its sweet bloody time. And at the end of each turn, there is a definite pause of about a second, during which any modern computer could have completed all of the calculations performed during the moon landing, but this game does exactly nothing. Is it mining crypto during that time? Counting sheep? Buggered if I know, but it is annoying and something that I'd expect from a game using hardware from the late 1980s, which is where the graphics for this game come from. Sadly, this game needs serious work, before it is even beginning to be ready for prime time. While I like the concept for the game and it is clearly a work of passion, I am not confident that the programmer has the skills to make this work properly. /UNINSTALLED