Over all kinda down grade from the last game, i was hoping for the control to be smoother but no units still have that weird delay on them after a click. Better graphic, but that's about it, there are mechanically less traps than the previous game, like 6. And half of them tickles heroes. I played on the hardest difficulty and let me tell you they started spamming elites at around 5 minutes and from then the only thing you can do is make a V E R Y L O N G tunnel and fill it with 1 tile spike, slow and saw trap on the wall, that's genuinely the only way you can beat the hardest difficulty, and stall out for like an hour or two before you even have the economy to go out. Your Snots does everything now instead of having to leave creatures to work on their respective machines. The game still suffer from blobbing units, and go for the strongest unit, there are is versatility. I feel like Dungeons 3 would be a better game than this, if it weren't for the new Tania being so ...

Not reccomended....at full price. If you played 3 then this is a step down with less traps and less creatures. Sure there are a few new things like the dumb manavores which are an extra digging hazard but it's not enough to offset things gone like titans. One thing that needs fixing is the ai targeting priorities. I don't even bother making succubus because the always suicide into enemy groups...to charm an enemy hero or civilian that is not part of the group directly attacking them.

Dungeons 4 strikes a solid balance between real-time combat strategy and the management of an underground colony. The gameplay keeps players engaged while offering both depth and accessibility, making it as entertaining as it is challenging. One of the game’s most distinctive features is its irreverent humor, filled with witty references and nods to the earlier entries in the series. This playful tone gives the adventure a unique charm, ensuring that even the darker themes are delivered with a smile. Narratively, the story explores how good and evil are often two sides of the same coin, raising questions about whether the end always justifies the means. It’s a thoughtful backdrop that enriches the lighthearted gameplay without weighing it down. For fans of strategy games with personality and a touch of satire, Dungeons 4 is a rewarding experience.

Only getting better and better. An amazing game that have witty dialog, funny characters, I would definitely recommend to any one who enjoys dungeon crafters with tones of humor and a great challenge scaling for anyone who wants the challenge (its as easy as you want it to be, but can definitely provide a challenge). 10/10

Base Game: YES! I would recommend. The DLC... shouldnt have been DLC but included in the base game. #MoneyGrab

Best game to play whit a good bud! 10 of 10

Great game. Love this style since the first DK. Only thing that I would say negative about it is, that it doesn't have random dungeon feature. Other then that, great game.

Step into Dungeon 4, and you're not just playing a game—you’re surrendering to it. From the very first whisper of steel on stone, this dungeon doesn’t just beckon—it commands. Every corridor pulses with anticipation, every shadow dares you to come closer, and the deeper you go, the harder it is to pull away. The combat? Slick, smooth, and downright dirty. It teases you with close calls and breathless escapes, then rewards your persistence with loot so good it feels illicit. The enemies? Wickedly designed—sometimes you want to fight them, sometimes… you just want to get closer. But it’s not just about brute force. Dungeon 4 plays with your mind. Choices twist like a lover’s lie, every decision a test of temptation versus reason. Do you indulge your darkest desires? Or do you play the hero—chained to your own restraint? And oh, the visuals. They're not just pretty. They seduce. Moody lighting, atmospheric detail, a world soaked in danger and decadence—it’s like ...

I would give anything to be able to play this game. It's one of my all time favorite series, but they dropped macOS support and I have no other hardware on which to play it.

Dungeons 2 was my first game in this series that I played and from the moment I started it I was hooked then continued to 3 & now 4 which I love have played it for a few days now and am only on the second level of the campaign I just ignore the story and build up my dungeon seek out new areas find and mine all the gold veins. I don't even know what new rooms they have added yet considering I am only on level 2 that's how much I love this game and not forgetting the return of the much loved narrator could not have a new dungeon game without the narrator who always makes the levels enjoyable. All in all a fantastic new entry into the franchise and hope it continues to go strong. So highly recommend just buy it you wont be sorry if you into these dungeon builder games and if your not buy it anyway.