Recent reviews by Doug Walker From Channel Awesome

Very satisfying game where you kill a never ending wave of castlevania inspired enemies to level up items and become steadily stronger or die

Fun Little Game, Kind of like a city builder tower defence slay the spire.

Has some issues with the balance of cards but its in the favour of the player. Making broken combos is really fun but takes some skill out of the game.

Really recommend if you like Slay the spire

Brilliant fallout style game with great dialogue trees, characters and worldbuilding
The combat is better than it's ever been in fallout and Melee actually feels satisfying and skillfull.
If you liked oldstyle bethesda games then this ones for you.

Highly addictive deck building game with rogue like elements. Legit bought a tablet just to play this

The game is dead don't buy it nobody plays it.
It was fun, but now it is not because nobody plays.
Dont be silly and keep your money.

There is a serious lack of progression and variety present in Guild of Dungeoneering.

Once your character dies/completes a dungeon they lose all gear they had which makes getting loot feel completly pointless.
The only real progression comes from upgrading your guild which feels very hollow, at early levels the classes are all very similar and the gear you get mearly gives you boring skills that dont feel new or exciting in the slightest.

I found myself giving up at the 2 hour mark because i got to a massive hurdle where i couldn't beat any of the dungeons without advancing to the next teir of upgrades. To get this next upgrade i would likely have to grind +15 dungeons with a little bit of luck mixed in for good measure. The only guarenteed gold you can get is for beating a dungeon, so if you are unlucky (like i often was) you can go many levels grinding without seeing any progression because you didnt draw a gold card.

The game is very repetative, in every dungeon you will be doing the same basic objective, killing the same enemies, and picking up the same loot.

Despite these negative aspects the game has a charming visual style and soundtrack, however this does not make it fun for me.

• Good Soundtrack
  
• Funny Dialogue
  
• Great Art Style

• Lack of Depth to the Gameplay
  
• Difficulty Is Substituted For Endless Grinding
  
• Rogue-like Elements Feel Pointlessly Hollow

Sir, You Are Being Hunted is creates a fantasticly baren and terrifying world with spades of personality.
The game is tense and frightening yet still manages to pull off quick witted humor.
While the games mechanics are currently basic at best it is still currently a lot of fun to play and shows sure promise for the furure!

Very fun and addictive fps with rouge-like elements.
Extremely challenging and has lots of replayability due to a wide array of pick ups and items.
It pays homage to old arena shooters and is sure to give a good time to any fans rouge-likes and fps games.

Frustrating to no end and has a steeper learning curve than a moba. These are both true problems with the game, but once you get past that your left with a very fun and addictive game that will will have you breaking countless keyboards then coming back for more the next day.