Unicorn Dungeon

Don't be deceived by this game's visuals: yes, Unicorn Dungeon can be seem rough around edges at times, but it's a very funny point and click adventure game with some 2D dungeon crawler mechanics. It constantly refuses to take itself seriously and mocks the cliches of the fantasy genre. The latter is something I really appreciate me being a fantasy fan since childhood. Definitely recommended to both fantasy fans with good sense of humour and adventure game fans that don't mind trying something a bit different.

A highly addicting and difficult problem solver/puzzle game. Everything makes sense and leads logically from A to B but its up to you to recognize it and execute. This is a game for those who want to do something more than point and shoot.

I whole heartedly recommend this delightful and insightful game. 10/10 can't wait to play the next in the series

Despite it's orrible 3D and 2D graphics (the first seems coming from '90s, the second from '80s) Unicorn Dungeon could be a good game, if your eyes are not too sensible. Dungeons fight part is elemental, while puzzles in 3D world are enough logical even to be a fantasy world. You can chilly enjoy it enough to be fair with it's price, at least. The only part which could ruin the whole game is when you have to face again the dungeon with no weapon and still have to survive enough to get time to find a secret passage and return back. A series of infinite trials and error based on the random: tyring and boring. I can't even imagine while developers thought it could be a good idea of gameplay for a challenge. Surely you can still find the better way to reach it (once you get the pass-partout key, go from the lower path and then up to find the door), and kill jackals when one only is still following you (to not get trapped between two jackals), but it's always up to the random to drop enough potions and be good to you with how much jackals you'll meet. And you'll still have to do it twice, later. A part that, the game is not so long, but still fairly be enjoyable for its price. ;)

Great little game, I've enjoyed playing. Nice retro graphics that have great 90s aesthetic. The voice acting is fun and gives the perfect feel for the game. The gameplay shift into 8 bit graphics is different and I actually like it, not to everyone's taste but I think it gives it an interesting dynamic. A little slow to get into the main gameplay but other than that it's a good classic adventure. The dialogue is fairly well written and funny. All in all a good game if you want a nice, pleasant adventure game.

PAID: $4.99, full price. HARDWARE: i5 3570, Win10x64, 16GB, GTX 1070, SSD. No problems. I'm really enjoying this, one of the rare gems I found slogging through the entire STEAM catalog in my Discovery Queue. It's absurdist, as the description says, and it's actually funny -- well written, well-acted, with nicely paced and timed jokes. I've laughed out loud several times, with my favorite line being when [spoiler] Typhil left the dungeon the first time[/spoiler]. The point and click adventure aspect is nicely satisfying, with some puzzles solveable entirely in the 3D world (which is just a few rooms), and others requiring adventuring into the 8-bit dungeon. I'm quite surprised at how well this combination works. Spoiler-free tip for new players: The 8-bit dungeon is far more important than it initially appears to be. One very important aspect to surviving long enough to retrieve what you need is use of the space bar to allow monsters to approach you one at a time, so you can make your first contact an attack, and not get stabbed in the back. Also, be prepared to adjust your overall strategy to meet different situations; going for a full clear every time isn't the way to win.

Why will Sir Typhil’s eyes fill with tears? He wanted the answer all of these years. He’s a dancer, romancer, advancer, and knight, who solved sliding puzzles out of sight. He resolved the tutorial; rescued a princess uxorial, and climbed down a dungeon scansorial. He pointed; he clicked; but disappointed, could not evict the unicorn from the knave goblin’s cave, for only the witty and brave could save the benign equine aligned with pure heart. Use a video guide, if you’re not so smart. I admit the 8-bit dungeon was the hardest part, but I’d remit my frustration when I’d depart. Convinced he’s a prince since he slays mighty jackals, this game will give you almighty cackles. Will he bring the unicorn to the king? I cannot wait to see what the series brings.

My full review can be found published over on Save Or Quit: https://saveorquit.com/2018/07/15/review-unicorn-dungeon/

dad jokes galore.

Loved this one. Very very weird and funny