Reviewers Liked
- Charming, nostalgic art style
- Wonderful sense of humor
Reviewers Didn't Like
- A bit too much is left to chance
Guild of Dungeoneering
Guild of Dungeoneering is a simple but fun dungeon-crawling and card-battling game that gradually grew on me the more I played. It manages to maintain interest with randomized dungeons that usually work out well, but could really benefit from some balance tweaks and a way to put more fully developed decks to the test.
-- As reviewed by IGN
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By in.ign.com
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Guild of Dungeoneering is a simple but fun dungeon-crawling and card-battling game that gradually grew on me the more I played. It manages to maintain interest with randomized dungeons that usually work out well, but could really benefit from some...
By ign.com
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Become the ultimate Dungeon Master as you bribe, entice and coax your heroes through their adventures on a quest to restore your guild to its ultimate glory! Guild of Dungeoneering is a turn-based dungeon crawler with a twist: instead of controlling the...
By GameInformer
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Guild of Dungeoneering is a neat little romp, but the novelty wears off quickly as you fall into the progression loop. If you’re looking for a bite-sized dungeon crawl, Guild of Dungeoneering delivers – but don’t expect a lofty foray into the realms of exploration, customization, or strategy.
By GameZone
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Fans of card games and roguelikes will find a lot to like in this unique hybrid. It's not without a few flaws, but overall it's a dungeon worth delving...
By Hooked Gamers
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Neat little package Deep breath. Guild of Dungeoneering is part dungeon crawler, part dungeon builder, part RPG, part Rogue-like, part tactical card game, with a style that reminds me a lot of the board game Munchkin. And while it doesn't exactly excel...
By HardcoreGamer
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The concept behind Guild of Dungeoneering is fantastic and more people should delve into tweaking genres like this. As the game stands, however, there are features that seem missing from a typical “full” release. With cards playing such an integral theme, why is there no means to more strongly create or influence a deck?
By GameSpot
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Guild of Dungeoneering is not a story of heroes. It is not a tale of bravery. It is not a tale of gods and demons and the men caught in the wake of their eternal struggle. It is the story of petty street trash looking to die an ignoble death to buy a...
By videogamesuncovered.com
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Guild of Dungeoneering could have acted as a great intro to the world of dungeon crawlers, but its lack of depth, poor design choices and uninspiring presentation make it a game which honestly has no real...
By gotgame.com
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while some parts of the game may be a bit confusing until you learn the mechanics, and messing up on getting gold in a dungeon may really hinder your progress later on, Guild of Dungeoneering is still a great game to check out. I put dozens of hours...
By warlegend.net
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Guild of Dungeoneering est un vrai bon jeu indépendant, avec des morceaux de fun et de créativité dedans. Alors pourquoi s'en priver? Si l'humour du titre ne vous enchante pas parce que vous êtes coincé du derrière, ou simplement parce que l'humour...
By eurogamer.de
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Ein liebenswertes Spiel rund um Spielkarten und die Konstruktion todbringender Verliese. In...
By gameit.es
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Si te gustan los juegos de cartas y tienes un poco de paciencia para entender bien el juego, este indie, que estará disponible en Steam el 14 de julio, te dejará satisfecho. Su precio 14,99 € o 19,99€ si quieres conseguir la banda sonora original, es...