Rezrog

Gameplay is unwieldy, game itself is boring (generic rogue-lite with little saying for it) and performance is low. If you like dungeon crawlers go for Darkest Dungon or StarCrawlers instead

Gamebreaking bugs. Cannot finish levels. Characters get stuck at open doors. Game looks very promising but unfortunatly it is unplayable.

This game mimics a table top game where you tap your cardboard character through the dungeon and fight generic cardboard monsters. The graphics are nice and the music isn`t bad (although I muted it because I couldn`t stand the sims-like `Tavern` music). There`s a cuteness cartoonishness to the characters taht almost puts me off but is tolerable. The real disappointment was not being able to make custom characters at the start which the game looks like it should do. All you can do is name them and change inventory when you get some. Many things are not explained, like you MUST put your new guys through the first dungeon as this gives them their starting weapons (which you don`t get like the game says until you go through it). So don`t even attempt to go throughthe 2nd dungeon without doing that or your character will be fighting with fists and be captured very, very fast. The dungeons change sometimes although once revealed they tend to stay the same for subsequent guys to go through. You have to be careful where you step your dungeoneers though as they will walk over traps happily otherwise. It`s ok, but the lack of making your own characters, and its lack of info at the start (like everyone must go through dungeon 1 to get starting weapons) is annoying, so gets 3 stars.

Like the style, including that the figures get updated depending on equipment used... game play however is really disappointing, odd skill assignments system, very very limited RPG facilities, only about 3-4 types of dungeon level, very poorly balanced, easy to game, to the extent its just a boring grind fest...

I've spent more than 110 hours with this game, so I obviously liked it. I think the tabletop aesthetic is pretty cool and I also liked the music. It's also nice that the single dungeons aren't very big, so you can easily play 15 or 20 minutes and complete one dungeon when you don't have a lot of time to play massive games. Another good thing is that you can customize your heroes in any way you want, so even your warrior can become a good magician and your sorcerer a mighty melee fighter. But there are also several flaws. Game was patched and improved several times, but it's still buggy. Quite often you won't be able to complete a dungeon, because a doorway will be blocked by an invisible obstacle (it mostly happens when you defeat a monster in a doorway). Sometimes also the monsters won't take their turn and so you also have to restart the dungeon. And sometimes there are also graphical glitches (when a monster hits you, the perspective of the dungeon will turn and you can't reset it). None of it is game-breaking, but it's annoying. The game is also unbalanced. Some of the skills and spells are completely overpowered and when you combine them in the right way, it's next to impossible to lose a battle. And in the end the game is also too long. There's no need for 100 dungeons when they are all similar. Also the last 30 are way too easy, because at this point your heroes will be completely overpowered and you will get through them without even a scratch. But all in all I still enjoyed the game and would recommend it to people who like simple dungeon crawlers and tactical turn-based combat.