Dungeon Manager ZV

(Clarification : Since some people wonder how I know so much about the game - I owned it prior to the steam release, so I've booked in quite a chunk of playtime, some 50 hours, outside of it's english release. Therefore I know whereof I speak.) This is why we shouldn't leave Japan on its' own. No, really, I'm serious. We do that and instead of Football... Read more

I went into this game not expecting much. To be honest I was expecting to refund it immediately. Somewhere along the line though, it caught my interest. Not sure why, but it's addicting. I think it's the seemingly simple gameplay. I can sit back and kick up my feet, all the while I'm trouncing the "heroes" that come into my dungeon (call me malevolent,... Read more

An interesting, niche game. A short summary: In this game you are the master of a new dungeon. Starting with a single floor you have a 3x3 grid of possible rooms. Excavating each room takes resources. In each room you can then deploy zombies or more powerful monsters to stop adventurers from progressing further in your dungeon. On each floor you can... Read more

Casual "spreadsheet sim" with solid strategy. Good resource management mechanics in the beginning and some interesting variance in the monsters you can summon. Small learning curve; I'm a strategy vet, and I cleared the game on my first try in less than eight hours. The game promises some replayability after you win: you can continue your dungeon, and... Read more

I expected a text based dungeon simulation to have a ton of depth and complexity. This is ridiculously simplistic. The "dungeon" is 10 floors of 3x3 rooms that are all exactly the same, the only real thing to manage is the monsters which have no custimization or depth and very little variety. You combine them and move them around and they level up,... Read more