
Zavix Tower is an old-school, party-based, first-person CRPG with rogue-like elements, an upgrade-able and persistent town, and turn-based combat.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
There any many, many more exciting dungeon crawlers out there. This isn't the right one. See instances about devs rating up their own game using alternate accounts.
49/100
I wish their was a meh option. The is a standard dungeon crawler with zero IQ. The props are mostly static. No hidden doors to be found. Strictly combat. While the gameplay loop is fine, it would need to be filled out more to compel me to play further.
gra jest dobra.
Derivative and repetitive. Plenty of better alternatives out there which outclass this.
boring
This game plays a bit like an assignment that was put together as part of an RPG game-creation course. It feels very unpolished and, as you play it, you can feel that the only thing that's really changing as you go is that the 'numbers' are getting bigger (eg. hp, mana, armour, damage, enemy hp etc.). The environments are repeated over and over, the enemy skins are re-used, in fact the only thing that's really 'new' are the bosses which appear every 5 levels. I played this game a little too much and stopped when I found the games save files consisted of unencoded XML files... I'm not sure what would prevent me from manually modifying the file to make all my stats extreme... I think the save file was just proof to me that the game really is about numbers getting incrementally larger. It was the wake up call I needed.
A decent old school RPG that's a bit of a dungeon crawler.
Poor Man's Eye of the Beholder. Online is dead (it was for high scores, so no big loss). The game is buggy, but serviceable.
I played this a bit when I first got it. It was OK. I 'cleaned' my library today, 12-28-2024, and gave it a try again. Online play says database not available, offline mode crashes after a couple minutes. Looks like the game is no longer supported and should probably be removed from the Steam Store. Don't waste time or money on it, it appears abandoned.
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