For a text based game, I would firstly suggest using a spell checker on the text. In character selection screen there was already multiple uses of the word "weild" (rather than wield).

The text in the game is quite basic and didn't give a sense of atmosphere. In addition in the 1 hour I played I kept seeing the same room descriptions come up again and again. I would have expected a text based game to have many versions of 'monsters in a room' but they all said the same 'A wave of hostility hits you as xxxx'.

Combat is reasonable for turn-based. Some strategic options about silencing spell casters, focusing attacks on your tanks (since no rows, everyone stands at the front including archers), healing your characters etc.

Skill trees seem quite limited. 4 main abilities in a class that can be unlocked and then upgraded a couple more times, and then points put into passive abilities. The game is going more for many classes than particular customisation of one class.

Loot is reasonable, but simple. Very often you will find weapons that do double the damage of your previous weapon (although perhaps that changes once you progress more floors down).

I realise this is early access - but comments by dev in September say it is close to full release.

As a suggestion, I would say the Dev needs to spend $50 of hiring a freelance writer from a freelancer platform to write tons of nicely written variations of room text to give a sense of atmosphere and reduce the sense of repetition.

The game is very good so far. It has nice interactions between your characters' spells and many different choices along the way. The auto-generated loot is solid too.

It's a good value for the money, and I can see it growing well through early access.

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* Edit - What kind of Developer replies to a thumbs down review and fixes the issue with a patch all in the same day? An amazing one, that's who. Pinch me - I must be dreaming.

Old school D & D fun. Easy to play anywhere. Play this during meetings, play this totally focused. Dev keeps adding more fun twists and options. Cannot recommend enough.

I recommend the game.

This game has potential and places to grow and branch out, from different monster types to abilities. I was always a fan of these minimalistic game designs that just let you pass the time without having to stress over it.

At first the game seemed like a handful, lots of information but it turned out more simple and fluent in its controls than it seems. Sure its clunky and has some bugs, but is it worth its price? Sure it is! And if you still doubt if you want to buy it check it out on one of the many websites that its on for free!

I personally found the game interesting enough and wanted to support the developer, but its honestly not the greatest of them all. I give it a nice solid 8/10, even though my opinion only matters to me :)

The Labyrinth in a Game where you go in and create a team in which you would go into a dungeon and attempt to make it to the bottom. Its fairly easy (I have played it on hard mode) and there are many different possibilities for the room to be. Overall its a fun game and I'll be putting more Hours into this and There can be so much more in Future updates.

The game needs more room-types and content in general to be good. I quite enjoy it. Picking warriors over mages really matters. I feel positive about the future content. Replayability is high even now.

However, there are two negative aspects of the game. You can simply overrun AI that it can never reach you and kill your squad at all. I did it. Even when I fought the boss, it killed all my fighters including me and then, my warrior Damon took one on one on this boss. Damon won easily. That's a sort of a balance issue, which can be easily repeated if you get experience gain boosting item early in the game or some damn good roulette results. Another problem connected to balance is at the start, where if you fight twice against 3 enemies and after that boss comes, the opposite happens. You don't stand a chance.

Second negative aspect I can not stand by is that you can play this game for free on armorgames with all content included. I believe they should have some sort of limited acess to the game. I don't like to pay for what is free.


All in all, the game is good and developer still works on it. As it is early acess, both negatives can be erased or fixed and I look forward to the future development.

Very nice game. (turn-based, party advancement, different loot levels). The holiday special suprises are fun.

Must have at this price level.

The game visually is difficult to get into at first, but once you get beyond that, there is a pretty deep system for combat. Lots of abilities stats. There is a good tutorial and everything has a tooltip which makes understanding the game easy.

The dev is currently very active both on the forums and regarding pushing out updates.

A wonderful game. It is worth the money.
Some suggestions:
1) Enemy should be diverse and evolve, especailly in deeper floors. Only increasing the magnitude of ability while the type of ability is constant is kind of boring.
2) you could make the game being more and more complex as the gamer progress deeper and deeper, it seems almost the same to the former one. However, crawling floors at the beggining gives me the same feeling I felt when first beating Gundyr in dark soul. This game is insanely hard and not friendly to beginner, and it disappoints to me when I found deeper floors is not chanllenge in later period.