Quick Review
Dungeon Village is a decent sim game that has a nice gameplay loop. The townbuilding function is the best part with many different buildings that you can make. The town size is smaller than I'd liked though even after the biggest upgrades. So by the end, everything feels too bunched up.
The quest system, dungeon exploration and battles are all automated and not particularly engaging, but I guess this works for this type of game.
The idea of being able to give equipment to the various NPCs, leveling them up and class changing is interesting, but it's not all that deep. They are mostly unnecessary too since you won't be able to make much use of them by the end when the good class characters start to appear.
There's pretty much no story unfortunately.
Overall, it's a very short game and it's pretty decent to play in-between bigger games. I wouldn't recommend spending more than 3-5 dollars on it though.
Dungeon Village is a decent sim game that has a nice gameplay loop. The townbuilding function is the best part with many different buildings that you can make. The town size is smaller than I'd liked though even after the biggest upgrades. So by the end, everything feels too bunched up.
The quest system, dungeon exploration and battles are all automated and not particularly engaging, but I guess this works for this type of game.
The idea of being able to give equipment to the various NPCs, leveling them up and class changing is interesting, but it's not all that deep. They are mostly unnecessary too since you won't be able to make much use of them by the end when the good class characters start to appear.
There's pretty much no story unfortunately.
Overall, it's a very short game and it's pretty decent to play in-between bigger games. I wouldn't recommend spending more than 3-5 dollars on it though.
Vaudevillain
1 year ago