Undervault 1.3.8

Reviews

4 ★, on 2020-09-07
I'm not usually a fan of your dungeon crawlers or roguelikes, but this was still a great time. The art style was pretty retro, and this had a very oppressive atmosphere, where you slowly starve unless you find food, and you're constantly fighting to regain health and every move you make takes a toll that you need to balance out. And I was just playing on casual mode... this has a few simple elements that come together to make a complicated little game. If you like roguelikes, try this one out.

4 ★, on 2020-08-23
I love the game, I won all 3 difficulties, but the game still has some issues. Technical part: Sometimes when I try to move in a neighbor room, a character doesn't move and stops in the current one. In this way the character moved diagonally, what is kinda weird and wrong. Also I would like to see other difficulties in the game, which will make the game more interesting and less boring. Like adding to the "wheel" of the room choice parts with "death" or something similar.

5 ★, on 2020-07-16
Very simple but deceptively so. It's easy to pick up and play and the rogue-like aspect keeps you interested and entertained. It's free (with purchases that are purely optional, not predatory) and playable offline which is a great change of pace from the boatload of freemium games. Keep up the great work.

4 ★, on 2020-07-04
I really, really love this game. I LOVE the concept and the gameplay, but I just wish Casual really felt Casual! Please, make an easier version! Edit: I think you can do this by giving us the option to save and reload! You don't actually have to make monsters weaker!

5 ★, on 2020-09-11
Brilliant game, easy to get into right away,good level of strategy even on casual level. Still playing a week later, one of the best games I've ever played.

4 ★, on 2020-06-01
So the idea is good. The game play is simple but it still needs a bit of a balance. The wheel while randomizes what you get it still doesn't feel like we had a say. As a suggestion maybe have each room with a base percentage. Then when the player chooses one that they want to have a better chance at, it increases. If they get it, back to base. If they don't it stays increased till next time. Subtract it from the hallway percentage since that does nothing for the player. This way we have a choice