A satirical monster collecting dungeon crawler from Level-5 should be a sure hit, but Snack World never manages to be more than a generic action RPG.
Browsing: Dungeon Crawler
Labyrinth of Lost Souls finds a nice balance between the calculated cruelty of old-school Wizardry and the convenience of modern dungeono crawlers.
Mary Skelter 2 doesn’t mess with the formula that made Mary Skelter: Nightmares one of the best dungeon crawlers in recent memory. No complaints here.
Rightly or wrongly, almost all of the discussion around Omega Labyrinth Life has been focused…
By giving players the ability to knock down walls, Labyrinth of Refrain cleverly subverts the whole dungeon crawler genre, to great effect.
PC players finally get a chance to play Compile Heart’s brilliant, hellish dungeon crawler Mary Skelter: Nightmares this week.
The Lost Child is an low-budget but captivating dungeon crawler that draws on a wealth of different mythologies to flesh out its menagerie of collectible demons.
Hyakki Castle channels the gorgeous art of the ukiyo-e movement for a simple dungeon crawler with a rich sense of atmosphere and style.
Moero Chronicle is a very lewd take on a straightforward dungeon crawler, and it wears its ecchi persuasion with unabashed pride, for better or worse.
The dungeon crawling in Mary Skelter: Nightmares is captivating, but it’s the otherworldly “living jail” setting that really sets this game apart.