Dungeonoid

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  • Summary: Dungeonoid combines the playability of the classic Arkanoid with the RPG genre. Your mission is to cross the dungeons of the Infernal Castle with the aim of recovering the 3 sacred gems and defeating the Demon Master and his henchmen. Are you ready?

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  1. Voldet
    Jan 23, 2022
    5
    Dungeonoid is a block breaker game with a lot of potential. I was ready to love the game, but as I go to the single-player adventure mode, inDungeonoid is a block breaker game with a lot of potential. I was ready to love the game, but as I go to the single-player adventure mode, in the first 2 seconds I am hit with a 'Confusion' debuff that reverses my controls and causes me to lose the ball. That would be fair, if it hadn't happened on the first level before I had time to blink. And I would have thought nothing of it, if the level design didn't then prove to be entirely unrewarding. Power-ups are a barebone mechanic, and in my short playthrough, I was getting power-ups to a 'power' mechanic I had not yet unlocked. And when I did unlock the first magic power, I found myself on a stage that is actively non-interactive with the mechanic.

    The music carries the game, even if it is a single looping track (as far as I could tell up until the 11th stage, where I couldn't justify playing the game any further.) The sound effects are excellent placeholder sounds, and they perfectly reflect a lack of polish.

    In short, the level design is too poor to support the simple gameplay. The power-up and level-up system needs tightening or development, because the power mechanic (which I did not experience more than a single disappointing time) could not possibly save the game.

    I give 5 out of 10 because if you have never played a brick breaker before, this game is playable. There are no game-breaking or soft-locking glitches that I encountered, and there is virtually no load time. Again, there is a lot of potential here, which makes it all the more bittersweet that it cannot deliver an engaging experience.    … Expand