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One More Dungeon

Stately Snail · Nov 23, 2015

PC · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch · Vita

Everyone10+

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One More Dungeon is a first person shooter roguelike with procedurally generated levels and pixel-art graphics. Being a nameless adventure seeker, you have to get to the final level of the dungeon and destroy the obelisks, which is being used by forces of Evil to invade the world. Use a melee weapon, magic staffs, and antique artefacts, to burst way through the hordes of enemies inhabiting a few game areas.

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Critic reviews

  • Xbox Tavern

    Mark Sherwood · Jul 31, 2018

    5.3
    One More Dungeon is a basic game that doesn’t even try to evolve its quite frankly dated concept. There are far better roguelike dungeon crawlers available on the market for a similar price, removing much of the appeal that this game clearly doesn’t have to spare. Despite that, if you enjoy simplicity and can forgive the game of its issues and shortcomings, there’s some fleeting fun to be had here.
  • Nintendo Insider

    Alex Seedhouse · Feb 23, 2018

    6.0
    There are achievements to hunt down and unlock which incentivises your time with the game, which have presumably been carried across from the Steam version. But, in speaking to the broader issue that I found with One More Dungeon, I never really felt entertained nor engaged by the experience. The idea to fuse old-school first-person shooter and roguelike genres is sound, but the developer perhaps needed more time and player feedback to refine their vision. As it stands, we’re left with a game that is packed with enough character but lacks an addictive enough gameplay loop to keep you hooked.
  • Pure Nintendo

    Jemma Casson · Dec 31, 2017

    5.0
    Overall, One More Dungeon can be an addictive experience. The retro style will appeal to some, and the price is right, so check it out if you’re looking for a cheap way to shoot things in dungeons from the comfort of your couch. Real life dungeons are too hard to come by these days..
  • Nintendo World Report

    Justin Nation · Dec 19, 2017

    6.5
    Overall One More Dungeon is an interesting take on how to make a roguelike dungeon crawler that has a look and feel all its own. I appreciate what it is trying to do, and some aspects of the design were unexpected. Unfortunately as a whole there are also elements that feel unrefined and not necessarily complete. With a patch or two I think it could still have room for improvement but as it is I’d say it is likely an acquired taste, even for roguelike fans.
  • NintendoLife

    Jon Mundy · Dec 18, 2017

    7.0
    One More Dungeon is a loving tribute to the first person shooters and dungeon crawlers of the early '90s, but with the kind of longevity-boosting roguelike touches that will be familiar to modern gamers. Whether deliberate or not, some of its retro touches feel a little too clunky for their own good, particularly when it comes to the controls and interface. Still, there's no denying how absorbing an extended run through its randomised environments can be.
  • Switch Player

    Jhonatan Carneiro · Jan 29, 2018

    6.0
    If you’re really into the rogue-like genre, One More Dungeon can deliver that enjoyable loop of trying to get as further as possible at each run. Although it lacks some finesse when it comes to a more solid FPS experience, its customizable gameplay options will keep you hooked for a while.

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