Dungeon Survivor

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This is one of my favorite apps. I can spend countless moments having good time. Thank to the team who put together this wonderful app .

Nifty resource management game with an RPG dressing. Can get tedious midway, when you discover that you either have the stats/auto-specials that clear the level, or you don’t, and that’s all there is to that. Post-game is a brutal trial-and-error of which party compositions are needed to clear big bads, but I understand some folks are into that sort of thing. One thing to note, when you hit the ad limit and you think you hit a paywall, just try it again, the ad limit seems to reset daily.

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This game has blown me away! I didn’t know games like this were being made anymore. If you love RPGs try this for yourself, you will not be disappointed. Thank you for making this game!

Yes it’s fun I recommend

You should have enough bread to progress, put all your craftsmen in pastry and the rest are 1,1,1,1😁

Lots of fun!

I stumbled upon this game by accident . It was 3 related games deep until I came across this awesome little gem. I’m not gonna go into depth about it, just check it out, you won’t be disappointed. It should definitely be higher up on the charts! Great fn game devs👍😝🤘🏻

The upside: you can play this forever. Downside: you will go broke and the fun abruptly stops. Suddenly, Zero rewards, zero fun enticements to keep playing... and you can’t even pay to win. I tried. Impossible to upgrade your fighters, each upgrade involves secret elements that your team isn’t strong enough to earn. Catch 22. This game punishes commitment. There are fun discoveries and accessible goals for the first levels. Then the strength of your foes increases exponentially and the resources you need for upgrades are hidden in levels you can’t begin to approach. Also, clumsy access to important References (numbers of crucial resources) when you need them (your “cart” is full and you need to make priorities) and which elements you need to upgrade a character when you’re making a decision to pay for them. I always throw money at games I like, and this is the first time I wish I’d never spent a dime.