
Hop into a Game Boy inspired metroidvania adventure! Explore a huge and open dungeon and find ability upgrades to help you in your quest! Can you survive the tiny dangerous dungeons and find the presumably huge treasure?
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Tiny Dangerous Dungeons is a fun platformer inspired by classic gameboy games, the visuals and sounds are just how they used to be. Explore a huge, open dungeon! Solve puzzles, defeat creepy creatures. The game is also great on a steam deck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3HCQuLmcLA
[i]Tiny Dangerous Dungeons[/i] is an enjoyable 'Metroidvania' game with a Gameboy aesthetic, albeit fairly simplistic and, true to its name, short (easily beatable within an hour). Upgrades are fairly typical - the ability to push blocks and a couple of different weapons, for example - but well-used and the controls in general are tight. There's some good level design here, alongside a handful of well-hidden secrets, and a series of achievements encourage replay with different approaches, from a careful, no-deaths attempt to a speedrun.
Прикольная, супер короткая метроидвания на вечерок. Приятно видеть игру с геймбой джема в стиме!
Tiny Dangerous Dungeon has you run through, indeed, a tiny dungeon and collect items. Some will just make life easier, some are needed to surpass the next obstacle - backtracking inclusive. The colour palette and music are reminiscent of the Game Boy era. Controls are good enough. The game feels rewarding and the challenges offer a certain replayability. Recommended.
https://youtu.be/Z8tXR3BIo-E Perfectly paced to the smaller scale experience mapped to the style of game boy visuals. Great for a quick metroidvania fix.
It's a port of a mini-Metroidvania made for a jam, and while I do think it's rather good with that restriction in mind, there are a few moments which could probably have been further tweaked for optimal experience. I'm glad I grabbed it and financially supported a developer that gave me a great time for free back in the good ol' days of Flash and certainly dug a few of the moments as a MV fan, but it wouldn't be my first pick for a newbie, at least not this version (the game is also on mobile, and it played surprisingly smoothly there, if memory serves me right). Look out for its upcoming remake: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3179810/Tiny_Dangerous_Dungeons_Remake/
Fichín que le hace honor a su nombre con lo cortito que es. Desarrollado por dos personas para una jam hace varios años. Plataformero muy sencillo, para distraerse un ratito. En menos de una hora lo completás al 100% porque los secretos no son tan secretos. Parece extraído del catálogo de la GameBoy Color. Mi única crítica es que tiene un bugcito con el menú al cruzar las puertas que a veces te hace volver al último punto de guardado. Es molesto si justo estás volviendo a un punto de guardado o si estás buscando el logro de speedrunearlo.
60分钟就打通了的小游戏,虽然没中文但基本不影响游戏,建议打折时入。
Pretty short, but still entertaining. The "single level" format makes it different from the rest of the Adventure Islands games.
It plays fine, but it's essentially one dungeon, one boss and half an hour of gameplay. It has a little bit of metroidvania in it with ability upgrades and very minor backtracking, though it is confined to the point that it really plays more like a regular platformer. Visuals, sound, music is all palatable. There's not enough here for me to give this a positive rec. The sequel has a longer run time (80 minutes) and is worth checking out in a sale for $2.
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