Dungeons & Vampires

After about two hours I think i've got a clear grasp of the game and some ins and outs that I wasn't expecting. First of all, this feels like it was designed as a mobile game from the ground up (I don't know if that's the case). The gem currency, the level select, the daily rewards, and the quests/deeds screams mobile. All it needs is a separate section to build a city and you've got it all. I've also noticed somethings that i'm not sure were intended. First of all I found out really fast that you don't need to beat the latest level's vampire to continue unlocking the levels, I thought that was weird as I went back to grind the coins to level up and deal with what current challenge I was facing. I have yet to beat level 3 but I have access to level 6 now. Second was that a bug had hit me in the quests at the main screen, so everytime i went in, regardless of damage dealt, i was completing the top quest (which never refreshed) and gained ten times the amount it said i should get. ...

This is a good game, but there are still a lot of bugs in it to work out. For example, I turned off the sound/music while playing so I could watch some videos at the same time. Every time the game transitioned stages (character screen to game or back) the music would come back on and the sound effects never went off. Another bug is that the screen in window mode would shrink a little every time I exited the settings/options screen (which was all the time because of the other bug mentioned above). Also, there are a few things that I don't like (design choices). I know how much health I have, but we don't see how much the enemies have (or at least I haven't figure out how to see it). I also am not a fan of the decision to have you and the enemy attack at the same time. You're pretty much guaranteed to take damage (or lose armor) every time you swing. Finally, there's not a lot of depth. Get money, level up your toon (or skills), do it again. If the game is updated and the bugs ...

I was looking forward to this game and was really disappointed pretty quickly. This game is really a mobile game placed on steam, there's no depth and the reward tables are all messed up. Within about 30 mins of play time, I had somehow gotten over a million crystals and could basically max out every single class and buy everything in the game. The majority of the time I spent playing this game was leveling up characters one click at a time. As seen by my play time I have less than 90 mins in and I've already beaten the last dungeon. Save yourself the buck or two and just skip this one.

A little gem of a game similar to Runestone Keeper and Radical Dungeon Sweeper. If those games are up your alley, you'll like this, and it's a third of the price. Buy it, and buy two copies for your friends! Support this developer.

Well addictive game in the gameplay flavour of Dungelot/Runestone Keeper and similar games, if you liked those you will like this. Good graphics (i especially like the monster art) and music.

Great game. Anything with medieval + vampires always intrigues me. Interesting idea. I like the strategy needed to get through a level. Cool music and sound effects. For $2.99 it is money well spent.

dungeon minesweeper shallow but fun time killer

JUST got this game and right away i cant press the x button or esc to get off frist screen of the game cant even get started

Hesitant in buying indie games, but for the price and the easy to play style of the game I am getting more than my money's worth. Good job folks, fun little game.

Thumbs Up From Me Good Game Worth The Money Needs Work.....Well Done Devs eg. Monsters Need Names And Lives On View..