
The Dungeon Beneath is a tactical rogue-like autobattler. Gather your party and descend into the dungeon, battling your way through room after room of nefarious enemies. Collect powerful artifacts and equipment to create an endless variety of strategies.
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Languages: English*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Simplified Chinese*, Japanese*, Russian*, Spanish - Latin America**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Yes feed me more 2D roguelites please
Scratches a lot of rougelike itches while chasing the perfect run. Great pixel art and just the lightest amount of story, love that.
Great and charming roguelite. Banger soundtrack. Good learning curve and plenty of replayability.
Delightful rogue squad builder. Some interesting lore and story (albeit minimal), with a good variety of characters and encounters. It nails the formula rather perfectly and has been a ton of fun with lots of replay value. Some small criticisms: It is really easy to miss the scaling difficulty increase on victory as you need to manually press a subtle arrow, I did several runs before realizing I needed to manually increase the difficulty. How to close the portal seems extremly unclear. I had assumed reaching the final difficulty would make that clear but it did not. I checked the update it was introduced in and it mentioned I needed to defeat each boss on the final difficulty first, so I did that, and a couple extra run, and still no clear path to closing the portal. Mysteries are fun and all, but this feels rather excessive. Balance seems slightly questionable, while I may just need to improve, so far my impression is: Anything is viable for the first few difficulties, and than your options greatly diminish as you progress, which is ultimately fine, but in the last difficulty or two I struggle to beat the big bosses with anything but undead. While there should be only a few optimal paths, undead seem to be the only one that are strong enough to consistently tackle the god bosses on the high difficulty.
Really easy to pick up and play a single run when you have a bit of spare time. The RNG feels both fair and actually random, and the pace at which you unlock things doesn't feel punishing.
Good music but very boring gameplay.
It's a no brainer, If you like strategy and roguelike games, buy it right now.
Very fun relaxing game that you can play with only a mouse. RNG heavy game, so i wouldn't recommend this game if you don't like that.
This game definately does not cost its money It is too hard, unbalanced and tedious, you need literally an ideal rng every run to complete even a basic difficulty, and i have no idea how impossibly rng are the new game+, new game++, new game+++ (yes it seems it has that many new games, and i am already fed up with the game after completing a basic difficulty boss)
nice little tactics game. I don't see it as a auto battler because you really have full control over everything
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