Dungeon review

The Dungeon Break release date was September, but the game offered early access even before that. So why should we go back two months to review an indie mobile game? Well, he's really weird, clunky, with poor graphics and repetitive gameplay">gameplay, but he still survives in the store, so we just want to know how ...

Development and reception

In fact, the game is offered by a fairly respectable studio called Auer Media & Entertainment. They are the source of very successful titles, such as Dawn Break I and II, both of which are rated over 4 stars. Dungeon Break Android on Google Play has only 2,5 stars out of some 2,5-3k votes and 50k + downloads. On the iTunes App StoreThings don't seem to be going much better, as the game has a higher score, but only 62 votes so far.

The history

The motto of the game is "A little villain can achieve greatness, freedom is ours!" "And" We minions must be free! And the posters on the app stores indicate the main features by saying, "Far from the oppress!" , It's time for the Minions to explode !, Shoot! Hyphen! Just a finger away !, and Dungeon Boss! Must Dieeee! “These last two go together. In a poorly described presentation, what the editors have attempted to say is that in this game your goal is to free the minions from the forces of evil of their masters. They live in a dungeon and are tired of their lords. It's time for evil minions rebellion, which sounds pretty cool ...

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On your way to lead the evil minion revolution, you play yourself as an evil minion, we might add ill-conceived, with the ability to cast spells in the direction you swipe with your single finger. And, they weren't kidding about playing with just one thumb. The character you control, as Fidel Castro says, evil minions, automatically shoots as you move and you only drag your finger to rotate it or move it in any direction you want. To be fair, it's pretty satisfying in a way that games like Chicken Invaders would be if they had automatic fire. The action would remain the same, but it would save you from endless hitting the fire button.

In addition, you can also indicate the direction in which you swipe quickly, for example when scrolling through your messages, photos or contacts. However, your character is likely to hit a wall or an obstacle. Frankly this game is quite difficult due to the awkward movement of the character coupled with the set of projectiles constantly flying past you and the obstacles you need to move around. If anyone mastered this game it would be a great achievement for sure.

There are six characters to choose from, of which Rumble Rambo is your first and only unlocked option to lead the charge. The other candidates for the leader of the minion uprisings must all be unlocked. All six move and shoot differently and can of course be improved.

Graphic

Dungeon Break looks rather minimalist. It has a kind of modern pixel art, which is just bigger pixels but with a finer texture. The game is well rendered, but it runs roughly enough, which adds more to the difficulty. The characters i.e. minions are all designed with minimal detail and the game itself tries to get that kind of pixel.

Verdict

Every game has its uses, and Dungeon Break can be fun, perhaps for those who like unusual games with particular gameplay">gameplay. However, it is as if it had been developed in a matter of days. The gameplay">gameplay is repetitive, but in a bad sense. It is quite difficult and difficult to start playing the game, although it can gain in value if you manage to pull yourself out of it. Overall it's clunky, offers minimal content, and probably isn't going to stick with an average gamer today.

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Every game has its uses, and Dungeon Break can be fun, perhaps for those who like unusual games with particular gameplay">gameplay.

User Rating:
2,9
 (1 votes)