
Explore the deep depths of this randomly generated mine! This dungeon crawler features over 100+ diverse monsters to fight and hundreds of treasures to collect as you help the Guilds discover the secrets of the mine.
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For free it's a decent game, the combat system could use a bit of work, but other then that enjoying it so far.
Game is free so Kudos for that. There's a turn bar for your main character in combat and when it is your turn you need to select one of 4 actions such as use skill, use item, flee etc but the combat doesn't pause so I felt a bit out of control in combat. The other thing that made me to uninstall the game was that I chose end game and return to desktop when I was in a dungeon to call it a day but the next day when I clicked continue, it didn't allow me continue from where I was in the dungeon but instead forced me to choose a save game, losing all the progress since the save. A reminder after the "end game" option would be nice to avoid that.
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[h1]Before I played Mines of Frostheim, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
Good game
Top of it's genre! Controls are outstanding. A game that I highly recommend for old schoolers!
Мужики, спасайте, если наберём 10 лайков и 5 наград, то жена подарит ящик пива
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if you like old style crawlers this is a good one, There are only a few small clunky points such as the inability to disable the intro. otherwise much fun without brain burn.
The character creation is awesome. Can have a beard over a mask and an eyepatch over my only functioning eye. Sort of sets the tone for the game, honestly. The combat is very simple and presumably starts to incorporate the deluges of numbers the game throws at you at some point, but there's just not much of anything going on with the story that I'm interested in, so I don't really want to minmax my party no matter how great their eyepatch mohawk fursona vibes are. Still, if this was someone's first game, they did a fantastic job of it, and it certainly deserves more attention than its getting, because someone will love this.
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