One Deck Dungeon

I’ve been trying for a couple weeks to get them to fix it. My game won’t let me progress past the main menu, even after deleting the app and redownloading. The first week after I bought it I played a lot and loved it and now it’s completely broken. Support responds to me once every 4-5 days asking me to provide more information with no fixes. I’m just leaving the one star here I’m hopes of getting their attention. I’ll change it to a 5 if anyone can fix the issue.

More of a random dice rolling strategy RPG game. Not sure why it’s listed under deck builder

Full game + 2 DLC packs under $5 isn’t bad for this game. If you enjoy card battlers like STS, MT, or others you should like this, base game is worth $1. Art is 6/10. Tutorial 7/10. Gameplay is 8/10. Variety 9/10. Progression 10/10. Repeatability 10/10. Family share on game and DLC is available. My only gripe is how some of the game is in landscape and some in portrait while playing portrait. Why do I need to turn my phone sideways to look at a card description?

Though the dice can be brutal, One Deck Dungeon offers the kinds of challenges and choices that keep me coming back (in large part because it is not as time-consuming as other board or card games). This version is the latest gem from Handelabra, the team that brought us Sentinels of the Multiverse, which is phenomenal and has enjoyed years of continued support. Thanks, Handelabra, for another polished title that performs flawlessly. These are the iOS developers that we should support. Now, when can we expect the update that brings iPhone X support? UPDATE: Continued support in 2023—over 5 years later!—means everything. Thanks, devs!

40 games in, zero wins. This game is impossible to win short of getting lucky. Waste of money. I am a gamer my whole life, and have played multiple dice chuckers, this one is by far the hardest. It has potential, but forget about winning. I wasted my time and money so you don’t have to.

I bought the physical game because of reviews that it’s a great solo game but I couldn’t follow the rules - mostly about when to burn cards for the passing of time. After a few attempts, I put it aside. Then I bought the app. What a fun game! It’s surprisingly deep and it plays differently each time. So far I’ve played two dozen games with the Warrior and I just started delving into 2 player games using the Rogue and Mage. It’s a cross between pen and paper D&D and Yahtzee. Skills provide more dice, items affect how the dice are applied. Decisions on how to use the dice and items can greatly affect whether the battle is won or lost. So can deciding to burn time to gain the two health versus using a potion to heal. I’m looking forward to buying all the expansions.

I hated this game at first. The dice seemed largely unbalanced or fair. After playing this over and over again each day it’s getting better and making more sense. Your rewarded for taking risk early. Also the campaign mode is nice. I still love the board game version.

I’ve been debating getting the physical copy of One Deck Dungeon, so when I saw it was available on iOS, I jumped at the chance to buy it. I’m glad I did. I now know that I’m NOT going to buy the physical copy. It might be the the simple animation or the complicated mechanics, but I do not enjoy this game. Maybe I will pick up the physical copy one day, but I will have to play it first.

I downloaded this game because all the female characters triggered a male player who reviewed it, so if a game can easily emasculate someone I’m in. Once I got into this game I found out that it’s also very fun!

It’s not enough that it is difficult to defeat a boss, even at Novice level, but I am suspicious that the die rolls are rigged. I was looking at my statistics and I have rolled 30% more 1’s and 2’s than 5’s and 6’s. With a limited number of times to use your potions to try and manipulate the dice, it’s no wonder you have to choose potions to heal yourself rather than use potions to create dice that will defeat your opponent. I’d be interested in knowing how many times a player is defeated before they win once against the dragon.