One Deck Dungeon

Roll the dice for adventure!

Published by: Handelabra Studio
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“As we’ve come to expect from Handelabra, the digital version is flawless.” - David Neumann, StatelyPlay.com
“One Deck Dungeon offers a wealth of strategic gameplay.” - Christian Valentin, AppSpy.com
“A surprisingly deep dungeon crawler with vital decisions to be made at every turn.” - PixelatedCardboard.com
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Adventure calls... but you don't always have time to spend hours optimizing your character sheet or managing your inventory! One Deck Dungeon lets you jump right in to bashing down doors, rolling dice, and squashing baddies with style. Get a full roguelike game experience, boiled down to its essence, and captured in a single deck of cards and a handful of dice!
One Deck Dungeon is a dungeon crawling adventure game for one or two players. Each time you play, choose one or two of these 6 brave heroes:
• Mage - There's rarely a problem in the dungeon she can't solve with a spell.
• Warrior - Her favorite dungeon activity is squashing her opponents immediately.
• Rogue - Watch in awe as she dispatches monsters with style.
• Archer - Accurate, brilliant, catastrophically deadly.
• Paladin - She seeks out danger and shields her allies from deadly enemies.
• Mist - This breach mage has crossed over from the world of Aeon's End to help defend Mynerva. Learn more at AeonsEndDigital.com!
After every game, your heroes make progress toward unlocking up to 15 new talents, building up their power for future games.
There are 5 dangerous challenges to face:
• Dragon’s Cave - The thick-skinned wyvern who occupies this dungeon prefers her heroes on the crispy side.
• Yeti’s Cavern- If you can survive the freezing winds and biting cold, an abominable snowman awaits.
• Hydra’s Reef - Chop off one head, and another appears! This regenerating venomous monstrosity is a slippery foe.
• Lich’s Tomb - Hordes of undead foes, evil curses, and magical wards. What could possibly go wrong?
• Minotaur’s Maze - Abandon all hope, ye who enter here!
More content is available via In App Purchase:
The Forest of Shadows expansion doubles the content in the game. It features adventures in all-new lush yet deadly locales. A vast network of mossy underground tunnels and connected forest areas await your heroes!
• 5 new heroes - Alchemist, Druid, Hunter, Slayer, & Warden
• 5 new dungeons - Lair of Indrax, The Mudlands, Realm of Venom, Smoldering Ruins, & The Vile Roots
• A complete new 44-card encounter deck
• Additional progression focuses, basic skills, potions, & more!
The Abyssal Depths expansion adds a new kind of threat: Fiends who hound you throughout your entire quest to reach the boss. It includes 6 different Fiends, each with two levels of difficulty. Plus, 2 new aquatic heroes join the fight in the murky waters!
Individual expansion cards:
• Caliana - This faerie has decided that dungeoneering looks fun! Don't let her get bored...
• Fanatic - A righteous Sentinel is here to smite evil wherever it may lurk!
• Witch - Her chaotic magic hammer is ready to smash glooping oozes into glooping puddles!
• Cinder Plains - The Hellhound awaits those reckless enough to venture here...
• Phoenix's Den - Only the bravest heroes can handle the heat!
Once you know your way around the dungeon, a game takes about 15 minutes. It might take a little longer if you're learning, or a lot shorter if you jump into a pit of spikes.
Warning: do not jump into a pit of spikes.
All cards in One Deck Dungeon have many colorful boxes. Roll your dice, and attempt to fill in as many boxes as possible. For every one you don't fill, you’ll suffer consequences in hearts and time! Once you complete an encounter you'll be able to learn a new skill, acquire a new item, or gain experience to level up your hero.
Welcome to the world of One Deck Dungeon. Adventure awaits!
One Deck Dungeon is an officially licensed product of “One Deck Dungeon” from Asmadi Games.
For more information on One Deck Dungeon, check out OneDeckDigital.com
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In-Apps

Witch
$0.99
Caliana
$0.99
Fanatic
$0.99
Cinder Plains
$0.99
Phoenix's Den
$0.99
Abyssal Depths
$2.99
Forest of Shadows
$2.99

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    Yes, One Deck Dungeon is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.

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User Rating

3.26 out of 5

27 ratings in Canada

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One Deck Dungeon Reviews

Just lost all my progress?!?!

Hanyouhoushi on

Canada

Game deleted all my character progress. No longer feel like playing this ever again

Poor UI

KoalaBrownie on

Canada

It’s baffling to me that my hero’s information is not on the main play screen. Not even their health. The health itself is unintuitive, being the only game where the number of hearts you have is NOT your health but your damage. I also don’t know what skills and weapons do when I pick them up either. Does it need to be icons? Couldn’t the game write out the effect when you examine the skill? Also the basic encounter setup of one roll and done is not my favourite. I’d prefer a game where there were multiple rounds for any given combat . Some of the enemies you face just seem impossible as well. Like the ogre.

Great game, latest DLC is unplayable

Jellybean's Mom on

Canada

I love this game. I have all of the DLCs and have logged extensive hours playing each hero and dungeon. It’s great and a lot of fun. The latest DLC « Abyssal Depths » makes no sense and the game does not provide any kind of tutorial to help you play. The « fiends » make no sense. Pass on that.

Don’t waste you time - visit a casino instead

Warren in Vancouver on

Canada

This game is so luck driven it’s insane. Even on the lowest difficulty setting, playing the easiest dungeon.

Awkward port of lame dice game

Tartrazine on

Canada

Good dice games are about balancing risk and reward. One Deck doesn't have interesting choices. Even when you get some rerolls or other skills for modifying your choice rolls, the optimal choices are obvious. Slotting dice into an enemy's slots feels like counting out change as a cashier - combining useless 1s and 2s to meet a point total is TEDIOUS. (Whereas in a game like Pathfinder Card you choose which resources to use to improve your odds in a big pass/fail roll, in ODD the big roll comes FIRST and then you're stuck doing busy work that just makes it take much too long to see if you succeeded) The game's theming is also dubious - the rogue should be the best at disarming traps, right? But no, her co-op ability makes her *partner* good at traps... What?! And the game's interface is clunky, failing at basics like showing you which character owns which dice (crucial info for telling if you can use an ability on a die).

Punishing

RixWrath on

Canada

It was initially fun, but now it’s entirely frustrating. I like the idea, but I hate that it entirely depends on dice rolls. Winning is purely about random dice and a small ability to manipulate dice. It’s too punishing to really enjoy.

Unbalanced, Only Fun With IAP Heroes

{{Joe}}69 on

Canada

ODD is a well designed game that is a faithful port of the board game, so I don't blame Handlebra for the short comings. The biggest being not all heroes are fun to play. The Archer appears first on the hero list, and most probably start with her. Archer is the worst heroe and least fun. The best hero is Caliana, great fun. Her $1 price means most wont play her, which is a shame because the game shines with Caliana. If Calana was free, and more players played her first, this game would have a 4.5+ rating here. As it is, most will find the game punishing and painful, but only because they started with one of the free heroes.

Good game

PaulyRiddums on

Canada

Overall this is a pretty fun game, and it has encouraged me to buy the physical game. However, I kind of agree about the unfair dice. Mine isn’t quite so bad with 575 ones and 532 sixes, but it does seem that people always have more ones in their stats than sixes (not just from these reviews but elsewhere too). I guess it’s possible that some people have rolled more sixes than ones, but I suppose they wouldn’t complain about that, so who knows 🤷‍♂️. Anyway, still a good game regardless. I wish it had iCloud to sync the progression charts though.

Unfair dice

KepheusIkarius on

Canada

Great game and love the progression, but the dice cheat (521 1s versus 426 6s??) and there's too many IAPs.

Too luck dependant

Vain Melody on

Canada

The app works fine and the basic idea of the game is fun. However, there are too few ways to mitigate bad dice rolls and the experience quickly becomes frustrating.

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