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2018-01-05http://store.steampowered.com/app/760360/Android_John_21/
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Carbomb Software / Jun 3, 2016 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation
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CompareFight your way through thousands floors of dungeons. Get precious treasures and slay undead creatures of hell to make your character stronger.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | 1 ghz Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Integrated or higher Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 512 MB RAM Can't tell |
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72% positive, 116 reviews
Went for five minutes, emerged five days later with boss beard. Got lost on floor 17, found myself inside a chest, kicked my own loot out. Perfect hideout from spouse. 12/10, grab it and vanish!
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-08
Meh... not much to say about this. It's a fairly simple RPG in which you uncover tiles which have loot, potions, spells, monsters, or nothing behind them. Loot you pick up, potions you pick up if you need them or at the end of the stage, spells you cast if you need to (so, basically never in my experience), and monsters you have to fight. The combat system is based on timing, insofar as you have to press the...
78 found this helpful, 2016-06-22
really fun, and really cheap. I dont understand the negative reviews. the top voted one just says he doesn't like dieing and having to start the level again, I´ll quote: ''There's nothing worse than saving your spot on level 40 in a dungeon; dying at level 45; respawning at level 41; dying, again before the next save spot; and, finally, respawning at level 1 as the save spots are only good for one death. Talk about...
28 found this helpful, 2016-06-14
It looks like I'm the first to review this little gem in English. Dungeon Journey is a cousin of Rune Stone Keeper and Dungelot and that's a very goodthing. Unlike the previous games however some reflexes are required. When a monster attacks you need to hit the space bar at the right time to minimize damage. The game clearly looks like it is made for phones. I don't mind what the platform is as long as the game play...
35 found this helpful, 2016-06-04
Well, for $1.19 you really can't go wrong with this game, a very entertaining casual rougelike dungeon game, the sort that keeps you playing to uncover just one more square and before you know it you have sunk several hours into it. there is also quite a bit of Strategy that becomes apparent once you get some lvls in perception and you are able to plan ahead to plot your course through the unexplored squares. Frankly...
26 found this helpful, 2016-06-04
They have put some kind of effort into this, got to admit that. But there is no quit option in the menu of a game that is played with the mouse (had to press the ESC key) and I needed it because I got bored really fast.
5 found this helpful, 2021-11-21
Another Minesweeper-style dungeon exploration game, with added QTE/timing-based combat. The game itself simply doesn't seem particularly good, feeling very much as if little to no thought or effort were put into it. Despite having a "tutorial", a five page help screen, and the ability to right click on nearly everything to see details, the game doesn't bother to ever explain basic information to the player. The...
9 found this helpful, 2016-11-21
I should have known better. It is mobile port so you kinda know what you might expect. It looked like very simple dungeon crawler that could be fun even if it was mobile game, some mobile game are great. But it is very repetitive, after one level you have basically seen most of things that game have to offer. You can buy and sell gear and craft gems that give you bonuses depends of where you put them. I don't like...
7 found this helpful, 2017-11-10
Dungeon Journey is very clearly a ported smartphone game. That said, it does work as a PC game—if your screen is very small, or you're willing to do some registry fiddling to change the resolution of the game window. (For information on how to do this, look here.) The game itself is a simple, casual roguelike. It's enjoyable and engaging enough to be worthwhile, although hardly unique or very memorable....
12 found this helpful, 2016-06-08
A pesky little turn-based dungeon crawler of constant clicking on things (dungeon clicker?). We open squares, collect bonuses and fight mobs. Made on Unity, no sliders to adjust sound levels, it features sloppy graphics and horribly redundant real-time mechanics of defence - you need to click quickly on self after each attack to block random percentage of the returning damage, if late you take all damage. It also has...
11 found this helpful, 2016-09-01