Its individual elements may not be much on their own, but Dungeon Maker: Hunting Grounds' unique combination of gameplay styles is still enjoyable.
The Good
Unique and enjoyable mix of dungeon creation and monster slashing Recipes and roots are a fun way of customizing your stats Your dungeon becomes enormous, giving you plenty of nooks and crannies to investigate.
The Bad
Combat becomes tedious as the game progresses Not enough ways to customize your dungeon.
There's nothing quite like Dungeon Maker: Hunting Grounds. Half action role-playing game and half dungeon-construction sim, it ends up being better than the sum of its parts simply because it mixes up the gameplay nicely, at least in the earlier hours of the game. Granted, the limits of both pieces of the puzzle become more obvious over time, and the combat becomes more monotonous the deeper the dungeons get. But even then, Dungeon Maker is a compelling argument for the idea that stale individual ingredients can taste fresh again if the recipe is unique. The gist is simple: If you build it, they will come. In this case, you build a dungeon by setting down corridors and rooms, as well as dressing them up with various kits, such as fountain rooms or study sets. And as it should be with any winding, well-appointed dungeon, the monsters start moving in. Then you kill them.
File Size: 79.26 MB
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