Desktop Dungeons

This game is criminally underrated!! It's such a fantastic strategy game that it borders on the line of puzzle solving! Every dungeon is a perfect balance of challenge and fun! Hours and hours and HOURS of content!

Game still works amazingly! Turn based puzzle rpg with a class system, items, and spells. Love it !!

If you like challenging games with a lot of depth this one is for you. There is no difficulty sliding scale and the only difficulty option is hard. If you like a challenge this is perfect. If you're like me and don't like to have to think too hard when gaming you may not like this as much.

Complex and completely awesome ,, can't put it down,,

I like this game very much. It is a mix of a rogue-like and a puzzle game. The amount of content in Desktop Dungeons is very high: there is a lot of choicess regarding classes, races, dungeons are randomly generated, you have a wide selection of items you can take to a dungeon, there are also many unique deities to help you or make your quest harder. This game is a rather deep game despite the fact that you can play it on the go. It is easy to learn and hard to master. I strongly recommend this title.

This award winning and critically acclaimed puzzling rogue-light + minesweeper has kept me invested for over 300 hours. Players who take on the lengthy initial learning curve will find a simple but deviously complex brain teaser full of variety.

This is my favorite Roguelike on iOS. If you like FTL, you'll love this!

The text is so ugly in this game. Aside from the fact that the whole game is low res, the text looks horrid, is not formatted properly for the game, and is just plain unreadable at times. It's been three months and not even a single update or word to the fans who supported the game. I'd love to update my review and I will, once the developers respect their audience enough to offer them a usable product.

This is a great rogue-like game. The fact I can play this in a 10-20 minute span' put it down and come back is great. The differences between all the different race/class combinations keep the game fresh. The different tactics and nuances in knowing when to convert items, desecrate altars, when to heal, and when to level mid-fight give the game a great amount of depth. I've played this nearly 3 weeks straight. Whenever I put down my iPads, my 10 year old immediately asks if he can get on and work on his kingdom. Great game, well worth more than the $10 I paid for it.

There is such a thing as TOO hard. I can't get anywhere playing this. How about adding difficulty levels for those of us new to this type of game? We have not all played the PC version. I am disappointed with what I got for 10$ you guys can probably get away with slapping a high price tag on the PC version but this game does not merit that at all.