by DjchunKfunK » Tue Oct 17, 2017 11:47 am
Picked this up and played the first couple of levels last night.
It is very much more of the same which is both good and bad. The comedy is laid on a lot more thickly this time and mostly misses the mark because of that, however the game itself is still fun and I can easily tune out the narration. The core loop of building dungeons and then going out into the overworld to destroy enemies is still fun although they have made a bit of a mess with the UI this time around, everything is in a pop out menu at the side of the screen so you can end up scrolling the screen whilst trying to access it. Everything does have a hot key though so your best bet is to learn them.
I think the biggest change is that there is a new resource which you need to get in order to buy some of the upgrades. This resource is only available by going out into the overworld and taking over certain areas. This forces you to move out of your dungeon early rather than just sitting tight, defending against attacks, whilst you build up a big army.
I'm having fun despite the poor comedy, but much like Dungeons 2 I feel that once I have seen all the new buildings and monsters I will soon get bored of the gameplay loop.
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