
Interact with Legend of Dungeon Livestreams! Take pity on your friends as they toil in the dungeon, and send them glorious blades, potions, and bazookas.. or don’t! Help or hinder, it’s up to you!
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DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT A GAME THIS IS THE VIEWER END OF A VIEWER INTERACTION GAME SEE HERE FOR THE FULL GAME: http://store.steampowered.com/app/238280/ Very enjoyable viewer interaction game. This enables you to throw all kinds of items and monsters (friendly and hostile) at the streamer you are watching. Features a listing of twitch streamers who own the game, sorts by who is in dungeon and who is streaming. The game runs Unity, including the viewer end. The viewer end of the game opens the twitch stream itself, there is no need to have twitch open on your web browser while you are interacting with the game. The game itself is visually gorgeous. It's a pixel-style game but the game features wonderful visual effects, the lighting engine is absolutely gorgeous. There are a few things that are being revised, and I have spoken with the dev in stream (very friendly developer! helpful and open to criticism!). I have nothing but good feelings towards this game and its developers,
Unfotunally it seems some people have misunderstood, or misread what THIS part of the game is, THIS is the viewer interaction part of the game. Not the game itself. It is fantastic that THIS part is free, as it brings more people into the fun of playing with/against streamers. Without having to play for the game itself, which lets face it, not everyone can do. The twich interaction is so much fun! And it encourages people to both help the streamer, and to throw a wee bit of trouble their way as well, if the streamer doesn't live, you don't get chests, which means you won't get the sweet loot, but if you don't throw a little bad their way they don't level up fast to take on the harder mobs. The devs themself are also good folks, popping into the streams every now and then to cheer on and get feedback as the game is played. How awesome is that?
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Legend of Dungeon: Masters is a meta game to Legend of Dungeon. Legend of Dungeon : Masters is connected to twitch. So if a player goes online on twitch and has connected to Legend of Dungeon you can effect the game on the player streaming. As the streamer goes into the game, cheasts will drop and can be picked up to be sent to the viewer in the Masters client. These cheast can contain all from appels to demons. (and XP for you) You will be abel to vote to random events using a upbat and downbat system. You can send in friendly and evil npc's You can also send in health, potions, weapons and armor to benefit or bring disadvantage to the player. Masters is still in early access but it's fun to mess whit streamers or bring them to lvl 26 and get the treasure. You will impact how the run will go.
This game is actually a lot of fun. The ability to either help or harm the person you're watching play is a blast. Want to be nice? Send in equipment that'll make the dungeon easy, like spells to summon skeletons, fairys to heal, food that heals, swords/axes/hammers/pets that help tank/kill things, and even hats/helmets. Wanna just mess with the player? Send in random potions that no one knows what will happen and watch to see if it helps/hurts or leaves the player running around uncontrolable for a few minutes and laugh. Nothing is worse than sending a potion that causes the player to sleep.. during a huge fight. But it is also pretty dang funny, since you really don't know what the potion will do as they are only color coded and do something different each game. Then there is the ability to name the monsters you send in.. so that fairy that heals... you can name an equally small monster that flys that is called a "biter" as a "fairy". Want to be mean? Chuckle as you spawn in monsters like beholders/demon's/liches/robots and many more. Spawn them in at the right time and you can kill the player. Also, spawning in a huge mass of them can also kill the player. Want to just troll? Well with the combo of potions and the ability to send in monsters you can do that pretty easy. Only game i know of where trolling isn't actually that bad considering that it is an aspect of the game. Feel free to spawn one of those epic bosses on level one. Of course there is always a chance the player can/will find a way past it. But it is still an option. Also.. just love the ability to name the things you can put in. You can make a message to the streamer, or a joke. It is an early access game so there will be bugs, and the game is not finsihed yet. But even with bugs, it is still fun and the dev's are very interactive making the game that much better!! I would recommend getting this game in the current state it is in.
After streaming Legend of Dungeon for HOURS this week, I can say this is the game that's going to change the way viewers watch Twitch. Not only can they watch the stream, but also interct with the streamer and attempt to mess with them or help them through the journey. I'll always love this game, and can't wait for the many updates to come.
连不上服务器无法开始游戏是个问题,看样子这个游戏必须要加速器了。。。。比起这个我还是建议大家去玩泰拉瑞亚吧~
国内需要vpn. Vpn. is needed in the country
Great to way to mess with your favorite streamers! You can help them through the game or you can destory them with powerful minions! all you got to do now is get your favorite streamer to play it and make their lives hell by throwing out powerful and evil minions as they have good items or at the beginning of the game, just because you are evil!
OK before I begin, let me say I have fun with this, and this is not really a game. By not really a game, its more a mod. How it works is you start up LOD:M and pick someone who is streaming, from there you can watch thier progress and as they play you get a chest. That chest contains random items that can help or hinder the player. So in a since you are a like a Dungeon Master in a RPG, deciding what the hero gets, when he gets it, or if you send a baddie to em. In short, dont review this as a game, but a mod that lets you interact with streams on twitch
Similar to Choice Chamber, Legend of Dungeon Masters is a Twitch Interaction game where you hurt or help a streamer along their way through a randomly generated dungeon in the full game of Legend of Dungeon. The biggest difference with Masters is that it is a separate client that saves your inventory, experience, and currency. Names, messages, and votes are all done through the client itself, so there is no chat spam required. The client itself is an overlay on top of the stream. Throughout the player's journey, they find chests that are sent to everyone in the audience, who then get a random item based on the chest's rarity, ranging from a single vote to a bazooka to death itself. If you enjoy messing with your friends or love twitch streams, this client is a really fun and simple way to influence how the game plays out. Even just watching the developers test the game on their stream has been fun to check out once in a while, but how fun it is would heavily depend on the streamer you're watching. So far this has been way better on lesser known streams than ones that average thousands of viewers, but that could change with updates. Legend of Dungeon itself is a fun little dungeon crawler, and is often super cheap on sale. Even if only one friend owns the game, anyone can download the Masters client to join in on the fun.
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