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Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Quiz/Trivia
OpenCritic75IGDB79
Guild of Dungeoneering is a turn-based dungeon crawler with a twist: instead of controlling the hero you build the dungeon around him. Using cards drawn from your Guild decks you lay down rooms, monsters, traps and of course loot!
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We Got This CoveredGareth CartwrightJul 20154.5/5 starsGuild Of Dungeoneering's uniquely blended gameplay is a genuine breath of fresh air and will enchant its players immediately.
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TechRaptorXavier MendelJul 20159/10Guild of Dungeoneering is a fun roguelike that adds guild management, card battles, and other interesting mechanics into one package to create an awesome game.
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Paste MagazineCameron KunzelmanJul 20158.6/10Guild of Dungeoneering might be my new thirty-minute game, unseating Spelunky as the game I play while waiting for dinner to finish cooking or while I'm listening to an album. It keeps me playing without bleeding me dry, and I think about lost fights and incomplete dungeons for longer than I should while not playing the game.
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Digitally DownloadedOct 20152.5/5 starsThe biggest issue with Guild of Dungeoneering is that the gameplay never really evolves. Your deck of cards does grow and you'll get new and better cards, but the overall experience in hour two really is not all that different from hour ten. The offering begins to feel light as nothing new comes to the table, almost giving the impression it should be or would be better served as a mobile game. The throwaway nature of the characters gives you very little to be invested in and by the end of the game I realised that I was more going through the motions than looking forward to what came next. At first Guild of Dungeoneering looked like a treasure chest to be plundered, but as I spent more time with the game, I came to the conclusion it was more akin to a Mimic and perhaps not worth the effort.
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IGNChloi RadJul 20157/10Guild of Dungeoneering is a fun and interesting approach to turn-based dungeon crawlers.
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IGDB rating 7.4/10 from 30 ratings.
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