The Dungeon Crawler thread.
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ReyBrujo
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lol, I still got to play both DD, bought them and played maybe one battle of the second one, then decided to get the first one and start from scratch but haven't had the time to spend in them (I remember having also bought a DD clone I think but with vampyres which I can't remember right now but again played like one battle and dropped it because the font was very small).
I dig both styles, I don't really mind anime nor comic nor real-life characters in games but I understand not everyone likes all of them.
I dig both styles, I don't really mind anime nor comic nor real-life characters in games but I understand not everyone likes all of them.
Herbspiceguy
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While browsing through upcoming releases, I randomly stumbled upon a dungeon crawler based on the best boomer shooter:
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ReyBrujo
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Showing a few of the dungeon crawlers I bought this month. I've already finished two scenarios of Wizardry: The Five Ordeals, was waiting for an ESRB release but since it doesn't seem there will be one and the Japanese copy was running low everywhere I decided to pick one with the sticker from CDJapan. Next is "The Quintessential Princesses: Fantasy, the Abyss, and the Magic Academy". Never played any of the Quintessential Quintuplets but when I saw they had a classic first person dungeon crawler picked it up. Not expecting much, so anything near average should suffice.
Bottom left is "Mon-Yu: Defeat Monsters And Gain Strong Weapons And Armor. You May Be Defeated, But Don't Give Up. Become Stronger. I Believe There Will Be A Day When The Heroes Defeat The Devil King". Just like with Wizardry I already finished this one, it has a western release but the cover is kind of too simple so I went with the Japanese one. Game is pretty blobber, no random encounters since you can see the enemies but they have a level cap per scenario which I'm never fond of (disliked that so much in Tactics Ogre Reborn that I didn't bother with the post-game content). However it has autowalk, 6-member teams and you can reset your skill points without having to give up experience or levels (as in Etrian Odyssey).
Last two I haven't played at all: "KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! Labyrinth of Hope and the Gathering of Adventurers!" (again, never bought anything from KonoSuba but can't say no to a dungeon crawler) and Tokyo Clampool which being published by Eastasiasoft is probably more ecchi than what I go for. I just hope it's not as ecchi as Moero Crystal H which was a good dungeon crawler but the rubbing minigames were nonsense.
Bottom left is "Mon-Yu: Defeat Monsters And Gain Strong Weapons And Armor. You May Be Defeated, But Don't Give Up. Become Stronger. I Believe There Will Be A Day When The Heroes Defeat The Devil King". Just like with Wizardry I already finished this one, it has a western release but the cover is kind of too simple so I went with the Japanese one. Game is pretty blobber, no random encounters since you can see the enemies but they have a level cap per scenario which I'm never fond of (disliked that so much in Tactics Ogre Reborn that I didn't bother with the post-game content). However it has autowalk, 6-member teams and you can reset your skill points without having to give up experience or levels (as in Etrian Odyssey).
Last two I haven't played at all: "KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! Labyrinth of Hope and the Gathering of Adventurers!" (again, never bought anything from KonoSuba but can't say no to a dungeon crawler) and Tokyo Clampool which being published by Eastasiasoft is probably more ecchi than what I go for. I just hope it's not as ecchi as Moero Crystal H which was a good dungeon crawler but the rubbing minigames were nonsense.