Games Similar

[Azkar]

Anyone know games similar to this? While it is unfortunate that this game is dead, the idea / genre of this game was really fun. Hopefully there are a couple other games like this out there.

[micher]

Don't know if there are PC games like this, but on mobile there is very popular Clash of Clans (and its clones) where you build your base and raid opponents for loot. But it's not a hack'n'slash, it is a simplified rts game.

[Azkar]

Originally posted by micher:

Don't know if there are PC games like this, but on mobile there is very popular Clash of Clans (and its clones) where you build your base and raid opponents for loot. But it's not a hack'n'slash, it is a simplified rts game.

True but its the hack en slash / single person base building I like. The difference between using/controling armies, as well as the visual differences turns me off. Granted I played Clash for a while but looking for something a little more similar. Thank you though :)

[Daniel]

There is a mobile game with same name
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS6ni0XHTwA
https://apkpure.com/the-mighty-quest-for-epic-loot-unreleased/com.ubisoft.mightyquest

[Svenn Ethir]

Check out Labyrinth ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/412310/ ). Same idea but with turn based combat. You build hero decks and a boss deck, then take your heroes to fight other people's bosses (AI controlled).

[Azkar]

That is pretty similar. Thank you, I will have to check it out.

[Oberic]

There used to be this really cool browser-based game like this, before MQ.
It's dead now, but you built a dungeon by placing rooms and building hallways. Rooms had 1 to 5 circles where you'd place monsters of various "sizes" (some circles were large, some were medium or small).
It was a turn-based RPG in combat, and it was honestly really cool and had a lot of strategic depth.
You'd be rewarded extra loot at the end based on how many rooms you cleared, so you were encouraged to try to beat someone's entire dungeon, and it was impossible to just stack everything in one spot (my biggest gripe with MQ).
Though it was possible to force someone to go through every room (since it was possible to do a few rooms then exit for lesser rewards stolen from the dungeon).

It was a little bit pay-to-win (a lot, actually), but you could do fine without paying, and just avoid the obvious paid dungeons when raiding.

I really miss it. MQ could have been a better version of that, but just fell waaaayyy short.

I can't remember what it was called now, something like Dungeon Lord, or something.

Edit: Been trying to search for it. I get too many results for other games now. Regardless, the game is dead, as good as it was.
Ironically, when the devs moved it away from a pay-to-win system, it just kinda... stopped being played and was shut down.

[BigDragon]

Originally posted by Oberic:

There used to be this really cool browser-based game like this, before MQ.
It's dead now, but you built a dungeon by placing rooms and building hallways. Rooms had 1 to 5 circles where you'd place monsters of various "sizes" (some circles were large, some were medium or small).
It was a turn-based RPG in combat, and it was honestly really cool and had a lot of strategic depth.
You'd be rewarded extra loot at the end based on how many rooms you cleared, so you were encouraged to try to beat someone's entire dungeon, and it was impossible to just stack everything in one spot (my biggest gripe with MQ).
Though it was possible to force someone to go through every room (since it was possible to do a few rooms then exit for lesser rewards stolen from the dungeon).

It was a little bit pay-to-win (a lot, actually), but you could do fine without paying, and just avoid the obvious paid dungeons when raiding.

I really miss it. MQ could have been a better version of that, but just fell waaaayyy short.

I can't remember what it was called now, something like Dungeon Lord, or something.

Edit: Been trying to search for it. I get too many results for other games now. Regardless, the game is dead, as good as it was.
Ironically, when the devs moved it away from a pay-to-win system, it just kinda... stopped being played and was shut down.

It must be dungeon empires by Gamigo that you are talking about. I really liked that game as well, and it was closed as you said. Very unfortunate I guess. Mighty epic loot came after DE, and I played both. It's true that DE was pretty p2p also it was a browser game so that didn't turn out well for the company. Then epic loot came and I was excited at first, and played for a while. But I didn't really like the cartoonish style and also some people made their dungeons full of trap and very annoying to play.

In the end, I guess this sort of game can be hard to make to succeed, I think it requires a certain balance, so that people make interesting dungeons and people can win dungeons and have fun instead of trying to annoy each other.

Hopefully, someday a new game like this will appear and be successful.

[Bubbles]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/963290/Heroes_of_Fortunia/

Very much the same genre of game with just a little less content, but hopefully with a bit of support it could pass MQEL someday.

[Bubbles]

Labyrinth was super good and I had so much fun but developers dropped it lol.

[ENTEaufmKopf]

Originally posted by CiceroHoudini:

Labyrinth was super good and I had so much fun but developers dropped it lol.

Thats not even half true xD Labyrinth is getting a mobile version coded right now and once that is done they will release the game on steam and phone at the same time... people and their false news

[Bubbles]

Originally posted by ENTEaufmKopf:

Originally posted by CiceroHoudini:

Labyrinth was super good and I had so much fun but developers dropped it lol.

Thats not even half true xD Labyrinth is getting a mobile version coded right now and once that is done they will release the game on steam and phone at the same time... people and their false news

https://store.steampowered.com/news/?appids=412310 Update history on steam.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/freerangegames/labyrinth-collectible-card-rpg/updates Updates on kickstarter

https://steamcharts.com/app/412310 Peak players....

Even if they were working on IOS, not responding to fans of their game for a year is a real bad look.
but yea... not even half true though !

[Azazel]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1617160/Mad_Wild_Fairy_Tale