Best Loadout For Duality Dungeon (2024 Updated)

I like board games, because I am sick of gory and graphic video games. I want games that are strictly “G” rated and can be played by kids without introducing them to unsettling ideas and elements. The Dungeon game almost does that.

But, I am hyper-vigilant it this regard and as such do not recommend this product. Mainstream America may disagree with me on this point. There are two games here. Pay attention to the recommended age groups.

The 16+, Monochrome games, is something that you might play for Halloween and is Gory and gross. I would give that one zero stars. It also is missing a room and has two “D” rooms. The Dungeons game is for 12+ and is fun enough.

The game play is clever and there are enough tricks that it is basically enjoyable. However, I feel that there are at least 3 inappropriate elements in this game that set up the Monochrome game mood.

I love the Exit games (although I found them to be difficult and lacking in story but overall enjoyable and clever) and Unlock games. The gameplay of the Dungeon’s game is fun but because of my biases I do not recommend the product.

We enjoyed this game a lot. The puzzles were not too difficult, which was fine as I played this with my children. We liked that there were room cards and that we each had a pawn to show where we were in the room (it made it feel more like actually being in a real escape room).

We also liked the fact that there are 3 chapters to this, with each taking about an hour or so. This meant that we basically got 3 adventures for $20, which feels like a nice deal compared to other escape room games.

The fact that nothing is destroyed is also a bonus for us as we can pass it on to friends (or even play it again someday). Although we’ve enjoyed the apps for other games, it was neat to have a booklet that had info and story in it.

It felt more like a choose your own adventure, which was neat because many other escape room games don’t really make you feel like you’re part of the story. It was a fun experience and we’ll be looking for more of this type of game in the future.

So I got this because I love Kosmos Exit: The game lines but had finished all of those. This feels similar, but is more narrative driven. Mechanically, it’s like a cross of Exit: The game, and the Unlock series.

There’s an app that will let you enter in your codes for combining objects or examining points of interests that will read the descriptions out to you but at the time of this writing it was not available in english.

The component quality is nice, the artwork is a bit generic but it works (again, very similar to the Exit: the game series). Gameplay consists of exploring rooms, combining objects, talking to NPC’s and making the occasional choice.

If you liked choose your own adventure books and/or old school adventure video games, you will like this.

So you played and enjoyed some Mystery Dungeon game (like Pokemon, or Izuna, or some other), but for some reason, you thought it wasn’t really that good. Too many limitations, like being stuck to one party leader, the lack of diverse equipment customization, the stupid endless trek of ninety-nine floors in one go with stairs only going one way, the sheer stupidity of the AI.

Well, EMD has three out of four of those fixed! (The AI being your own damn fault if you toggle their skills wrong. ) Etrian Mystery Dungeon keeps the spirit of the original EO series, allowing you to create your own characters (albeit limited compared to the mainstream games) and set off to explore the mystery dungeons of Aslarga at your own pace.

Playing defensively and patiently- Bring a Protector to take the brunt of the damage and a Sovereign to keep them alive. Playing aggressively- Fill up your team with Runemasters and Gunners. Do you want to solo the entire game- I don’t really know why you’d want to do that, but I’m pretty sure you can.

Somehow. Great, immersive game, albeit somewhat short if you’re the type not to take things slowly. As with all in the classic EO series, would not recommend for those without their own creativity.

I loved this game so much it was on eBay one hour after I started playing it. What’s right with it is more the point. I bought this as it is done by SpikeChunsoft,great DEVS that bought you the 999,and Virtues last reward games, they were great, BUT This is a total waste of time avoid.

What I suggest is the game I bought before this one, called Etrian Odyssey 2, untold story of the Fafnir Knight, NOW THAT IS FREAKING AWESOME,THAT I SUGGEST YOU BUY AND AVOID This pile of dog refuse.

Great music by Yuzo Yoshiro, lots of build and team composition options, charming enemies, some really great bosses, and plenty of content to keep you busy for ages. I don’t know what else you’d want if you like Roguelike games.

One of the absolute best games the Switch has to offer. The combat is highly exhilarating with many options for customisation, the challenge it offers is fair not to mention easily adjustable to individual skill level, and the graphics are very impressive for the system.

While the narrative structure isn’t anything particularly special, the characters and the world they inhabit are compelling enough to want to keep playing to see where it goes, and the English voice cast give it so much life.

My first playthrough took me about 30 hours to finish without going for 100 per cent completion so it definitely felt worth every penny I paid for it. Overall another fantastic outing for PlatinumGames and here’s hoping Nintendo takes it further soon!.

Great game. Really high quality and surprising game coming from Platinum games the makers of Bayonetta. technically a first party Nintendo game though. Hybrid game thats a mix of what youd expect. Third person action.

A little detective work. And growing your skills. New mechanics are introduced throughout and introduced at an easy to understand way pretty far into the game.

A fun game. Engaging gameplay mechanics. Great story, atmosphere and music. Lots to unlock and level up. A must play if you own a Switch.

This is an amazing cooperative game that you can play super quickly with friends. It is hard to find cooperative games in the market and this excels at that. Good: Fast paced, super fun and comes with an app you can download in your phone.

Props are of really good quality. Bad: playing for two requires a tad of effort. You are limited to rogue, valkirye and wizard heroes and you still have a challenge. Maybe homebrewing and mixing cards with some of the ranger ones could work, but be advice that the real fun is with 4 people or 5.

Such a good game to play if you’re low on time, or don’t want to play a long game. Quick and easy to set up, and it only takes 5 minutes to play which is great! The game play is different depending on how many players you play with and which character you choose, sometimes you need to be quite strategic when choosing a deck.

Would recommend :).

This is game is great for when you want something easy to get the hang of (not requiring understanding of lots of complex rules and game components) and addictive. It’s quite adrenaline-pumping and can get a bit chaotic.

Rounds are literally five minutes (timed), and so you’ve got frequent stopping opportunities if it gets too late / people aren’t willing to commit to a long haul game like Scythe. The art is very pretty :).

This is a great starter pack to get your dungeon building up and running. I managed to build 2 small-ish rooms and some corridor, or one large boss arena. Plenty of doors and floor pieces, but I always run out of walls, and it has very few corner wall sections.

It feels sturdy but is light enough to easily carry large builds to the table. The paint job, while not being up to the level of what I could makemyself, looks pretty good overall, even up close. The exterior doors open and close, though are a little delicate.

The interior doors are fixed, though it’s actually really easy to use the exterior ones instead. Overall, I’m very happy with this starter set and am looking forward to adding to my dungeon collection to be able to pre-build entire maps beforehand.

Shop around though, I got this for 40 less than I’ve seen elsewhere.

This is a great system that works well for getting terrain on the table quickly. The tiles are well made and look good on the table. The doors and walls are likewise very easy to place and great for visualizing battlemaps.

There are a few issues with the system. The fist is that even though this set has more tiles than the Town set, it still feels like you need more. With no expansion set specifically for more tiles you will have to buy more of the tile sets in order to really use all of the walls.

The second issue is with the clipping system. The tiles are not very easy to clip in from multiple directions. You really have to think about how you’re going to lay out your battlemap before you begin clipping in tiles, otherwise you will find yourself having to unclip tiles and repositioning them to accommodate new tiles.

You could always, of course, not clip in the tiles and be just fine although you loose some of the sturdiness that the clips bring. One other issue (which will probably be a non-issue for most people) is that these tiles are thinner and of a different dimension than Dwarven Forge tiles which makes combining tile sets a little wonky.

A simple piece of thin cardboard could probably bring the Warlock tiles to the same thickness as the Dwarven Forge floors but don’t expect to easily use DF walls with this system. Again, a little planning will likely be needed when combining tiles across brand.

All-in-all I would say that this is a great buy. I am looking forward to the future expansions and hoping that WizKids brings in more diverse tiles such as odd-shaped caverns and more diversity in wall lengths and sizes.

I was really hoping there would be 5 tiles which clipped on to the other WarLock tiles I owned. But instead there is one light-generating base and five pretty, thin, patterned plastic things which just lay on top.

The one single base does not have holes in the side for clips, so it will just have to sit next to / along side other stuff precariously. Rather disappointed. I was hoping for something which would grow my collection and allow me to make bigger battle spaces.

This is not it. Wish I hadn’t bought it.

This is one of the best if not The Best first person Dungeon Crawler JRPGs on the Vita. Still waiting for the sequel. This game is rated M and is full of Fan Service (ie Half clothed anime monster girls) but if you enjoy that or can get passed that, then this is an amazing game.

The story is alright and a little cliche, but the game play is king, the dungeon design is awesome, and the music is great. In this game you can build a party of 5 with plenty of character to choose from, I think close to 20 with the DLC.

The job system is great, most character have 3 tiers with several different paths. This game has a very deep job and party system that becomes very important in the latter 3rd of the game and the post game is great.

This is easily a 100hrs+ DRPG. I bought this game a long time ago on ths PSN Store on sale for around $7 and later bought the DLC for $10, the DLC is worth every penny for the added characters, which increases party customization and it also comes with a Double XP boost equippable, for one character at a time, and an increased item drop rate.

After playing to the endgame, and starting the post game, I loved this game and wanted a physical copy. Luckily it wasnt to hard to find, yet, and I managed to find a sealed copy cheaper than the standard MSRP of $40.

Even though I already owned this game digitally it was still worth a second purchase. Great game with amazing gameplay and deep customization. I hope the sequel 2-2 gets localized and hope the prequel does as well.

Maybe on the PC or Switch? And if this game ever got a re-release on the PC or Switch I would most definitely be buying this game a 3rd time. So if you can get past the fan service then you will find a difficult and deep DRPG that is worth every penny.

While it isn’t the most original or compelling game, it does provide a good amount of gameplay and difficulty. Similar to the Etrian Odyssey games, you fight through dungeons in a first person perspective until the inevitable boss fight.

It does include a levelling system, additional classes, and some VN aspects as well (which can halt gameplay at times). Overall, it is a fun game to play for an hour or so on the couch if you are in the mood for a light hearted RPG that has a slower pace.

Lots of fun, tons of hours to sink into and you get some great CGs. Worth. Calendar is nice too.

Minecraft Dungeons was a fun game that I enjoyed playing. Although I admire the charm it has and the time and attention they put into creating, there are certain things I would like to have modified or changed with this game.

The first is that the nine levels are far too short. Only spending 30 minutes on a task instead of a couple of hours isn’t the best deal for a $20 game, and if you have a fully equipped build like I have, you can finish an objective in half the time.

Furthermore, this game requires more diversity and depth. Each level, as well as each level’s sub-levels, include more puzzles to solve.

I love minecraft dungeons. Its my all time favorite game. Some levels are a little challenging on apocalypse mode but overall its so much fun to play. I love searching for the secrets and the chests.

The new tower is a little hard but still fun overall. I love the unique items you can collect and now gift to friends. I have to say if you’ve never played this before I insist that you try it. I might be an adult but this game is awesome.

This game is just poorly mediocre. Definitely not a “real” Minecraft game- there is no building or personal creativity and freedom in this game. It’s just an overhead adventure game based on “quests” and “missions”.

The concept for the game is ok, but the lack of creative freedom Minecraft is known for is what brings it down. So glad I didn’t pay the extra $10 for the bonus content version as this game isn’t really worth the $19.

99 plus tax that I paid for it. I shouldn’t have expected this game to be much after the Minecraft Story Mode flop. Thank God, I still have the real, original Minecraft to fall back on as well as Terraria and Starbound.

The game is good in terms of graphics as I’m always loving the new chapters that they create and how much detail there is in the background. Though if you don’t have any friends that are playing the game with you, you can forget about trying to do any of the raids or nightfalls.

As you need a 3 or 6 person team to complete those activities. As raids can’t be one manned, and some nightfalls can be. but. not really. So you will miss out on those activities/achievements. It’s a good game, and there always trying to add new content.

But it can be expensive if you’re paying full price for each new DLC. So I generally wait for a sale, as it always goes on sale. Though it is also now apart of game pass. In the long run I’ve enjoyed it so far, as I’ve been playing since the beta.

But it’s frustrating trying to accomplish things, long term, especially with new games releasing and everyone switching over to play something else because they got tired of the grind of Destiny.

Destiny 2 is a time sink. You are perpetually chasing light levels, armor, weapon rolls, etc. I personally found it exhausting after a playing a few seasons in end game content. You are required to play 30 plus hours a week to keep up and stay relevant.

If that’s your thing, it can be a fun and rewarding game. Gunplay is great; lore is good (supposedly, it makes no sense to me); PvP can be very good but it is hyper competitive even in quick play; Raids and Grand Masters can be enjoyable depending on a few variables.

The free version will definitely give a taste of whether it is for you or not.

Destiny 2 is great shooter and a relatively tactical game when you get to end game content. If you wanna really experience it I suggest buying at least Beyond Light and Witch Queen expansions once you try it F2P (sadly you can’t play certain old content) You can also do the Vault of Glass raid(join D2 community Discord for LFG) without committing to buying first.

All 3 classes are fun and good, you will most likely play them all 3 eventually, start with which jump/class ability feels best for you. Pros: – Improves on mechanics from Destiny in almost every way – The open-world is now a fully-fleshed RPG, catering to any experience you’d like to explore Cons: – Endgame progression is still opaque and confusing – The new weapon categories and subclasses feel like a step back – Getting teamed with that one Guardian who never collects Crests in Crucible Supremacy.

I love this game. I purchased this as a replacement for a broken disk. The first thing I must mention is that the graphics are excellent; for the era from which this game was written. It is an old game, out of print, and the graphics are dated by today’s standards, though they were considered quite good when it was released.

Game play is third-person; you look down on your creatures and dungeon from “on high”. You can also possess creatures under your control and play first person, though this is only practical to carry out specific missions.

Probably what appeals to me more than anything else is that it is just fun to be the bad guy. Having played games like Diablo for some years prior it was just simply a blast playing the other side, where you have to protect your evil dungeon from all of those pesky goody-two-shoes heroes.

There is a LOT of really quirky humor woven into the game, such as the very grim warning “Your dungeon is filled with yoghurt”. or at midnight the announcement “‘Tis the witching hour; curses are half price”.

it’s also quite fun to watch your creatures disco dancing in the casino to 1970’s tunes. I have noticed that the game does play best on older computers. It seems that if the system has more than 500MB of memory it gets unreliable.

This may not be true of later releases, but I found it simply runs better on Pentium II era machines. To summarize this is probably the most fun of all the vintage games I have played.

My husband and I have owned at least 5 or 6 copies of this game and fight over it and the poor things end up getting broke, scratched and so forth. I got 3 this time. lol now my kids like it too!! Graphics are amazing for the date of the game, yes adult content but not that bad.

you beat levels by building a dungeon (sort of like Age of Empire build a city)accomplish the task for that level, and then move on to next level. In one aspect it’s another life/simulation game. So matter of taste if you like this.

It’s right up there on the shelf with Age of Empires for us!! Always there, always fun to play if nothing else to do, or bored somewhere with laptop. Shame EA bought the company out, and put breaks on them, DK3 was looking great!.

I have always been a fan of Dungeon Keeper! I use to own the original. When I saw Dungeon Keeper II I knew I just had to have it! It is an awesome strategy game! I purchased this game a time before but cannot locate it.

So I bought another copy. It’s evil but in a good way. ;-).

I love this game. As an admitted “spooky” kind of guy, the idea of being the lead bad guy in a mythical bad place is really appealing to me. Now, don’t get me wrong. It’s not as if I’m evil or anything like that.

I don’t sacrifice animals on an altar or cheat on my taxes, there’s just something about this game that speaks to me. Maybe the power to control goblins and warlocks in this fantasy world helps the psyche after a long week of not being in control of anything in the real world.

Who knows. I bought this game (twice, I might add)because I think it’s well thought out. One can play most of it with only the mouse. It’s difficulty is progressive and its internal tutorial is pretty seamless.

I’ll admit it’s a little buggy here and there and the graphics engine is showing its age a bit, but its replay value is fantastic. It can be played differently each go around. The character types are both creative and funny.

Funny is an integral part of the game. Gallows humor is what this game is comprised of: after all, killing a bunch of do-gooders with a legion of trolls, warlocks and booby traps is not exactly like playing a sesame street game! If you’re looking for an involving and entertaining game that can be played in short spurts and fulfills your need for spookiness, this is the one!.

I’m so pleased I managed to get this game at such a good price. No problems with it at all, it works fine and is keeping me entertained. I love the strategic style of gameplay and how each time you play the adventures are always different.

A must for any Pokemon fan. The game arrived neatly packaged too.