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Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Indie
A papercraft roguelike RPG that lets you create any weapon, ability, enemy, and hero imaginable.
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Cosy, cool, unpretentious and contemplative.
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GameSpaceJames EvansAug 20209/10I do recommend Popup Dungeon, especially if you like to create content, and especially if you like cheesy humor and gamer references. I am thoroughly impressed by this indie offering and can only hope that the developers continue this trend in the future.
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COGconnectedHaley PerrySep 202080/100Popup Dungeon is a fantastic starter game for newbies to the turn-based strategy genre, and it’s the ultimate playground for those who want complete creative freedom to make their own tabletop adventure.
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cublikefootClaire FerrinAug 2020For fans of roguelikes, fans of tactics games, or just fans of game creation, Popup Dungeon has a lot to offer. The base gameplay is excellent, the combat has a lot of depth to it, the aesthetic is top-tier, and there’s a ton of content to play through. I can only imagine how it will look in a few months once people have really got the hang of the editing tools, there’s a lot of potential here.
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DarkZeroLewis HowarthSep 20205/10Overall Popup Dungeon is a very average game; first launching on Kickstarter April 3rd 2014, it has taken more than 6 years to release but the game and the humour already feels outdated. However Triple.B.Titles have done a great job at creating a papercraft style game and by adding more depth to the combat I could see this game sticking around for a while with the aid of a creative community to take the game to its limits.
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TheSixthAxisNic ReubenAug 20206/10Popup Dungeon nails the papercraft look, has some endearing and funny writing, and provides an intriguing framework for community-created content. The core of its tabletop-inspired combat system isn't engaging enough to hold it up alone, ultimately leaving it up to whatever community it attracts to decide whether it's worth putting your own paper on the table.
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