Dwarf Journey

I’m not a fan of roguelikes where you’re starting from scratch each time. Here you’re upgrading your weapons, armour and stats after each run which lets you get that little bit further each time. There are only four areas in the game but given the lean nature of your progression where all the bloat of other games has been trimmed away it feels spot on. It took me about four hours to complete but it was fantastic four hours!

This is a great little RPG/roguelike. It has all the things I enjoy from an RPG such as levelling up and getting better equipment but is easy to play in bite size pieces. I haven’t given it 5 stars as I find games where you have to start all over when you die a little frustrating and I wish there was a way to skip the bosses if you want to. Although I guess that is the essence of a roguelike. Also it would have been great if the weapons and armour had special abilities when they were at level max as some of them sounded really cool but didn’t do anything apart from cause/protect you from more damage. Anyway overall this is a great game and especially if you like roguelikes.

It has a lot more replayability than someone might think.

This was a really fun game. I enjoyed the mechanics, combat and no frills action. It’s a rogue lite that has you handling a dwarf packed with all the elements you would expect. Combat and enemies are fun. Difficulty can be hard but not too hard. Only gripe with it is that it’s on the shorter end, would definitely love to play more of it.

iPhone 12 mini's notch, on screen controls, etc.

Dwarf Journey is quite a bit better than I thought it was going to be. I haven’t had any issues with the virtual controls - in fact, I’ve found them incredibly accurate - the gameplay area did seem kind of zoomed out too far, but there’s a magnifying glass option you can hit on the fly (don’t even need to go into the settings menu, it’s above your right side of the screen controls) which zooms in the perfect amount (on my iPh11). The graphics are cool… the color schemes used in each area that I’ve seen so far have been great and nothing has been hard to see against the backgrounds…. Really the only negative things I can say are that they didn’t take the phone’s notch into consideration, so unless you play with your phone’s up side up-side-down, you can’t tell how much material you’ve collected so far. That and the text is pretty small, making it hard to read (and this is coming from someone who has set their phone’s text size as small as it goes). Neither of those are things I find big enough to deduct a star…. With all of that said, this is easily one of the best platformer based iOS games I’ve played in a while. It’d be awesome to see a ‘full-fledged’ platformer as a sequel or spin-off or something, instead of the room-based game that’s here. While I understand it’s a lot more work, the AppStore is starved for those kinds of titles, and a higher price-point would be totally justified. Anyway…. I will definitely be keeping an eye on these devs, looking forward to whatever comes out in the future. =D

As title says.

I’ve really enjoyed this game so far. It is repetitive by nature, and the entire point is to build your stats, buff your equipment, and go further the next time. My only feature request is that I wish there were cloud saves so that I could maintain my progress across both my iPhone and iPad.

I really don’t like this game at all so can I get a refund It just doesn’t feel great to control or play

The game crashes on the regular now, I can’t even get past the first world without crashing. I love the game but it’s in playable now can u plz fix