80
A great experience that tries to bring back the classic, dice-based rol games. It's a long and solid game that won't disappoint its audience.
60
Each dungeon has its own theme and unique enemies, but once you learn the enemy patterns there is little incentive to go back through one you've already completed. Even the infinite dungeon recycles enemies from the rest of the game, making Deep Dungeons of Doom a fleeting but fun mobile adventure.
60
If Deep Dungeons of Doom ultimately feels a tiny bit hollow, this may in part be due to its dazzling presentation.
7
This is reminiscent in play style and graphics to a variety of 70's era arcade games (defeat the monster, loot, upgrade if possible, enter the next room of the dungeon) The controls are basic but a bit twitchy. If your arm is in a cast or you have nerve damage, you probably won't get very far. It seems to be designed for young caffeinated people, which admittedly is probably their intended target audience. For us older gamers it would be nice to have a way to slow down the game play. Overall it has its charm
9
Really funny game, i like the pixel art of this game, it would be a nice experience to any RPG lover. Sometimes it get crash on my 3GS but rarely happens so.... I recommend it n.n
10
This game looks lovely and plays lovely. It's also super hard but always feels fair. There's a paywall 5 dungeons in which gives you plenty of content if you're a free player but also makes it feel properly worth it if/when you buy the dungeon expansion
Deep Dungeons of Doom
iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Released On:
Jun 3, 2013
Metascore
Generally Favorable
77
User score
Mixed or Average
6.9
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
77
71% Positive
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Jun 10, 2013
90
Rather, Deep Dungeons of Doom takes the meth dealer's route to revenue generation: the first taste is always free. But you'll come crawling back with open purse strings when you reach the end of your dose. Consider the free download a lengthy trial period. But don't worry, it's got enough meat to sink three bucks worth of teeth into.
Jul 10, 2013
80
A great experience that tries to bring back the classic, dice-based rol games. It's a long and solid game that won't disappoint its audience.
User score
Mixed or Average
6.9
58% Positive
11 Ratings
11 Ratings
16% Mixed
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26% Negative
5 Ratings
5 Ratings
Aug 7, 2013
10
This game looks lovely and plays lovely. It's also super hard but always feels fair. There's a paywall 5 dungeons in which gives you plenty of content if you're a free player but also makes it feel properly worth it if/when you buy the dungeon expansion
Aug 7, 2013
10
Really beautiful little game. The art alone is reason enough to play this game, and it's the reason I keep coming back to it. That combined with a steep learning curve that forces you to improve as a player and invest time into the game makes this the first mobile game that hasn't felt like time wasting. x
Jun 12, 2013
80
Pacey and immediate, Deep Dungeons of Doom offers no-frills, retro-themed fantasy fun. More revives and fewer IAP prompts would have been nice, though.
Jun 11, 2013
80
Deep Dungeons of Doom is an extremely bright take on the RPG with an intuitive timing-based battle system and gorgeous pixel-art visuals.
Jun 7, 2013
80
Deep Dungeons of Doom is more than just a goofy title. It's also a surprisingly great distillation of action RPG elements.
Jun 25, 2013
60
Each dungeon has its own theme and unique enemies, but once you learn the enemy patterns there is little incentive to go back through one you've already completed. Even the infinite dungeon recycles enemies from the rest of the game, making Deep Dungeons of Doom a fleeting but fun mobile adventure.
Jun 18, 2013
60
If Deep Dungeons of Doom ultimately feels a tiny bit hollow, this may in part be due to its dazzling presentation.
Oct 14, 2013
9
Really funny game, i like the pixel art of this game, it would be a nice experience to any RPG lover. Sometimes it get crash on my 3GS but rarely happens so.... I recommend it n.n
Jun 25, 2013
9
Great dungeon romp, the animations are brilliant too. Some of the end level bosses are incredibly challenging, though! Great fun, the best RPG I've got on my iPhone. Recommended!
Feb 20, 2014
7
This is reminiscent in play style and graphics to a variety of 70's era arcade games (defeat the monster, loot, upgrade if possible, enter the next room of the dungeon) The controls are basic but a bit twitchy. If your arm is in a cast or you have nerve damage, you probably won't get very far. It seems to be designed for young caffeinated people, which admittedly is probably their intended target audience. For us older gamers it would be nice to have a way to slow down the game play. Overall it has its charm
SummaryYou’re Going Down! Enter the Deep Dungeons of Doom if you dare…This game is only for the brave. Dungeons await, each one deeper, each one more perilous and each one more challenging than the last.You will meet monsters and you will need skill and tactics to defeat them. You will find weird and wonderful treasures along the w... Read More
Platforms:
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
- PC
Initial Release Date:Jun 3, 2013
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