Dungeons & Miners
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User Reviews for Dungeons & Miners
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Starts out amazing and then the bugs and small world diminish the potential awesomeness. Dungeons and mining area gets repetitive pretty quickly. The imp pet is bugged and vanishes( I acquired him before i had a quest for it). There appears to only be two swords you can find and build, the fire and the death one. There’s stairs in the dungeon with glowing yellow light that wont let you more than half way up. The heart belt is buggy and gives you so much health over time that it goes off the screen. The drone boss can be visited over and over but there is no way to kill him after the first time and so you cant ever leave the area. The warning when you get there drone goes no where and the ending is lazy at best. This game could be something incredible but i think you released it too soon. Add some depth and fix the huge pile of bugs
Pocket portrait roguelite
I’m really liking it so far, with some caveats that the developer is addressing. The pixel art is gorgeous and evocative, and well animated. The sound design is also extremely good. I like that it’s playable one handed in portrait, though more often I’ll use both hands. The core gameplay loop (enter mines, dig and look for dungeon entrances, delve the dungeon and get treasure until you die and return to town, buy upgrades and repeat) is very compelling.There’s also some jank around the edges. There have been some crash bugs, some ways to get stuck enough that you have to quit the app to abort a run, etc, many of which bugs are fixed in today’s patch. I’m finding progression to be a challenge due to my limited skill, and also there’s an upgrade material that I just can’t find yet, which is sort of maddening. It’s definitely got me hooked, though, and if a mobile portrait-orientation roguelite with a really compelling presentation is appealing to you, I’d say it’s easily worth the price. Based on the developer’s responsiveness and track record from previous games, I think it’s likely to keep getting better.
Game is super fun so far but buggy.
Game constantly locks up when trying to enter dungeons, I guess it’s when your character isn’t exactly on the door judging by things so far. You can also dash through walls and get stuck by dropping down from things like stairs and quickly hitting dash towards a wall. When mining left or right sometimes a single block can get stuck and you will just keep swinging and not hit. So far I have just been able to back up and swing from another angle fortunately. You can also get stuck automining stairs which prevents you from getting to doors you should be able to. There’s an area that i cleared once that a dragon takes you to and a door opens after a sort of boss and when I went back the door wouldn’t open again so I had to close the game. The game also crashed when switching pets, red crystals became available at lvl 10 I think so they showed up eventually.
Good game so far but UI needs scaling options for notched phones
I’m playing on the 12 Pro Max and the UI cuts off at the top where the notch is! So when I’m in the mines, my HP bar and the gold I’ve collected are cut off because of the notch. I like the game so far. I wished there was an icon to show when the game autosaves. 4/5 to see if the game gets an update to scale the UI or moves the stats below the notch.
Lots of potential but buggy
Issues with the notch, randomly getting stuck climbing an invisible ladder to nowhere, not being killed by the fog and getting stuck at the bottom, being permanently stuck after being pushed back by some red door…despite all the annoying bugs that force you to quit the game and start over it’s got some fun dynamics and does a nice job in combining RPG and mining elements into a fun package. Will adjust my rating if needed polish is added to game.
Got a sword. Got a pickaxe. Let’s make some money.
This is a fun, pixel art game that can be played in quick bouts or for longer durations. With each new game, it feels like you’re seeing more and more of what D&M has to offer. But, it’s not perfect.Offering souls to enter a treasure room consistently results in a crash. Sometimes entering/exiting a dungeon results in a crash. The dungeons occasionally have black bars in the playing area that obstruct your view.The good thing is none of these are game breaking. This is a rogue type. You’ll die a lot. Thankfully, all of your accumulated gold and gear is saved—even when the game crashes. So while you do get set back, you’re still better equipped.Despite the issues, Dungeons & Miners is worth the price. There are a few bugs. But, it’s not like Baldo which is basically unplayable. It would be nice if you had the ability to select different skins/costumes for your character. He is a bit drab and minimalistic. But, that doesn’t detract from the fun to be had raiding dungeons and mining for ore.
Really fun title!
I’m having a really good time with this one! The problems I had originally were fixed in a recent update and the developer was very responsive with my bug report. Would like a little more depth with the upgrade system and that Alexandrite is super tough to come by haha
Patience helps
Worked through much of this, found lots of tressures, coins & crystals. Never could fix the castle, nor find missing people . Not sure why. Flew with the dragon to a new location; couldnt kill, or even hurt the giant spider. Completed almost every treasure but almost no quests. Found prisnors below castle, but couldn't help them. Lots of puzzling things. Fun to try , worth checking out .
Great premise, poor execution
At first glance, this game has a lot to offer — the premise of pairing dungeon loot with digging for buried treasure sounds fantastic, and I was really looking forward to getting hooked.Unfortunately, the game starts with a cold open that leaves you wondering what to do (I stared at the campfire screen for a solid minute until I realized that I was supposed to start moving), and the controls are explained in a scroll (pop-up window) that is displayed to the player once and ONLY once.(It took me forever to figure out the ladders after accidentally dismissing the instructions a split second after they unexpectedly appeared on the screen. This is an unacceptable interface / polish flaw.)The game may get better later on, but from an interface and polish perspective, it is DECIDEDLY mediocre, especially in the initial stages when first impressions matter most.I like supporting small developers and non-microtransaction games, but I deeply regret this purchase.
Bizarre and interesting
This game takes a few common tropes and puts a weird spin on them. It’s weird and unexpected. Once you hit the main game loop, there is enough new things trickling in to keep you interested. It also harvests NO information about you, which is awesome! I’ve hit a number of bugs which prevent this from being a 5-star rating. You can very easily clip through walls. I’ve had one crash and one soft lock. And the UI has not been adapted to fit the notch on this iphone, making me guess how much health and gold I actually have.
Description
Something is rotten in the state of Gravulgar. You are an outsider in search of adventure; equipped with sword, shield and your thrusty pickaxe, you must pave your way through dangerous dungeons and haunted mines to help the king restore the kindgom to its former glory. -Handcrafted quests and adventures! -Procedurally generated dungeons and mines -All kinds of items to help you on your journey -Customizable controls, you can even play with one hand! -The inhabitants of Gravulgar have many stories for you to discover
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