Conjurer Andy's Repeatable Dungeon

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  1. abrus
    Sep 19, 2020
    7
    At it's heart, this is a very simple game. Stop the rapidly spinning hand in the right place with the push of a button to damage your enemyAt it's heart, this is a very simple game. Stop the rapidly spinning hand in the right place with the push of a button to damage your enemy and hope they don't damage you back. Rinse and repeat, descending deeper down into the dungeon until you decide you are fighting enemies that are getting too tough. At this point you exit with the goodies you've earned, tweak your party and gear, and prepare to go again!
    I got completely hooked on this game for about 4 days. It's simplicity quickly becomes addictive and the dungeon environments are just 'pleasant' to spend time in. I got my character to level 50 and I don't believe it is possible to progress any further (despite the fact that your enemies can level up past 50). It took me about an hour to progress from the first dungeon to the 140th. At this point I stopped and I haven't felt any reason to go back to this game again now that I feel like I have maxed everything out.
    It was great fun while it lasted, so if you can pick this up on sale it might be worth it. Just remember, under all the fancy dressing this is a really simple game, but for some that might be an appealing feature?    … Full Review »
  2. mynd
    Jun 24, 2020
    3
    The game is built very similarly to what you'd expect from a mobile game, just without the egregious microtransactions. It's complete withThe game is built very similarly to what you'd expect from a mobile game, just without the egregious microtransactions. It's complete with various cooldown timers, a daily, and quests you can complete 1-3 stars. Has a gacha-style system for drawing cards for in-game currency.

    Has random elements that give it multiple rogue-lite type stuff. Gameplay itself is very simplistic and started off somewhat addictive. After a few hours, the repetition got kind of old. I do not care for the high gold costs to start on higher floors than the first floor, it's just not worth the cost. Gold (to upgrade cards and equipment) is far more valuable than experience in my opinion.

    Game is optimized for touchscreen play which is not how I enjoy my Switch. Controller support is TERRIBLE. You'll find yourself unable to navigate to certain buttons or the controller will simply stop responding to input. Your options are to restart the game or undock your Switch and use the touchscreen to navigate out of the input lock. Hopefully, this is fixed in the very near future via a patch.

    I CAN'T STAND THAT THERE'S NO CONFIRMATION DIALOGUE WHEN HITTING THE BUTTON THAT EXITS THE CURRENT PLAYTHROUGH!!! OMG, almost every time I run into any characters that could bless or curse you, I cancel to avoid and almost always hit the exit dungeon button. Really sucks when you just used your "Build Deck" option for your best cards so you're stuck with all these cool down timers. ADD A CONFIRMATION DIALOGUE AND SAVE PEOPLE FROM THIS FRUSTRATION!!!

    Feels like a < $5 game instead of an $8 game. I'll likely play more but I don't know if I'll "complete" the game, ie. maxing everything and getting all the best cards.    … Full Review »
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