Dungeon999 1.51

Reviews

2 ★, on 2020-06-25
Took me a few months, but I made it to floor 999. This game is a fun kind of passive experience at first, but over time it kind of gets really repetitive and dull. I do really love the art style, music, sound effects, and simple story however, and do hope this developer will make a game in the future with more thrilling gameplay. I see a lot of potential in this game's dev :)

4 ★, on 2020-06-14
I am still at floor 30 but this seems fun. If there were no in app purchases I would give it 5 stars. Overall works well and is fun for a quick play. Will update if something bothers me.

4 ★, on 2020-04-22
Inform players that buying items will increase the price tag. Also mention if there's a price cap to purchasing the same items. Also show how high the level cap goes on the player, stats, and spells (e.g. lvl 1/30).

3 ★, on 2018-10-24
The Dungeon 999F is an idle game, like the title in this game, you have to try to break through the 999 dungeon floor. Here you will have two characters, the first is a knight in charge of attacking the monsters, and the other is a magician who will support heal, attacks and others. Then for the gameplay is quite easy, you can move the character and then tap the monster to destroy it, and once in a while you can use the available spell, or you can use a random pot of potions. And for auto mode you can buy items or see advertisements, and the money you get when you finish the stage, you can upgrade the character status or upgrade skills and so on, this game is quite interesting. ... to want to see the reviews of other games can check my instagram @ lemon_sugar_076

3 ★, on 2019-08-17
The game is good overall, but it has one major, un-overlookable flaw: you have to collect the coins that fly out of the slimes, and the auto-battle mode doesn't catch them as good as manual control does, which doesn't catch them very easily at all to begin with. please make it so that the coins are collected simply by killing the things holding the coins?

3 ★, on 2018-11-23
It's not a bad game, but I wouldn't have gotten it if it wasn't free for the sale it had. The point of the game is to defend the little girl with the magic staff(Rose), until she can fill a mana bar up. You can use some of that mana to cast spells as well. Every ten floors has new enemy types, which help keep it interesting. Between attempts, you can upgrade your stats, magic, or buy items. The character you play as controls very awkwardly, practically requiring the "Auto Pilot" item, which has you watch an ad to get for one use, or spend 20 crystals to have it perminately. Crystals of course are the premium currency. The alternatives to buying more crystals is to hope an enemy drops one, and that the auto pilot grabs them for the split second before they fall(though the last bit may not be required). I haven't played through the whole game yet, so idk if it gets better. But from my understanding, this game usually costs money to download, but it has a lot design decisions that free app games have. A payed-for game shouldn't have you watch ads for a necessary item, or offer a premium currency that's incredibly rare. All in all, this game okay but has a lot of problems. It's not gonna stop me from getting further and seeing if it offers anything new later. I may change this review once I get further in the game.