Quest of Dungeons

Release date

March 25, 2014

Developer

David Amador

Publisher

David Amador

Genre

RPG

Platform

PC Mac OS Sony PlayStation 4 Xbox One X/S Nintendo Switch iOS Android Linux Wii U Nintendo 3DS

Web-site

Official Steam

Summary

Quest of Dungeons is a turn based dungeon crawler game, a roguelike featuring a good old 16-bit retro artistic look. An evil Dark Lord has stolen all the light, so your mission is to enter his lair and defeat him. By playing as either a Warrior, a Wizard, a Assassin or a Shaman you have to traverse dungeons, defeat enemies and loot everything you can in order to survive. You can learn new skills in Tomes you find along the way and buy/sell items at shops. The entire game is procedural so you won't find items/enemies in the same place each time you play. Features Procedural dungeons Procedural weapons Boss encounters Quests 4 Difficulty levels Permadeath - Once you die, game over man, game over! Shop - buy and sell items/weapons Leaderboards - compare your Adventure points with the community

Quest of Dungeons System Requirements

🤏 Minimum Requirements

OS:

Windows 7

CPU:

1.4GHz or faster

RAM:

512 MB RAM

GPU:

OpenGL 2.0 compatible with 128MB Ram

HDD:

256 MB available space

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Switch Player

Quest of Dungeons is one of the most enjoyable roguelikes to hit the Switch. It is an easy to play dungeon crawler with an addictive turn-based gameplay that makes you want to go for one more run.

October 9, 2017

Meristation

A fine addition to the Nintendo Switch library, delivering an entertaining gaming experience that suits the portable mode of the console. However, its formula feels a little bit dated by now and lacks the variety and the personality to keep the player engaged in the long run.

September 28, 2017

Nintendo Life

If you had to pick one platform for Quest of Dungeons, the Switch would probably be it. It highlights the qualities of the Switch concept even if the upgrades in the game are relatively subtle. The system - with the choice of TV or portable play - is therefore a perfect match with the solid turn-based combat and procedurally generated dungeons. As a returning player, besides playing the title on a fancy new device the minor improvements and new content are hard to appreciate, at least when considering the need to double-dip. This version is certainly worth a go if you haven't played it before, however, as this is still an enjoyable game to play.

September 27, 2017

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