This is a very simple and minimalistic dungeon crawler, that's nonetheless enjoyable, just don't expect any kind of depth here. The story is basically a bunch of prisoners (your party) are thrown into a dungeon, find the exit to earn your freedom. There's no NPCs or dialogues. There's 3 classes: fighter, rogue, mage, each with several weapon specifications. Some skills make no sense. For example the Missile Skill (bow/crossbow) adds bonus dexterity, however DEX only increases your MELEE accuracy, so it's completely useless for a ranged class. The combat is as simple as it gets: click on your weapon to attack and sidestep to avoid damage. Skills are used at random, while attacking. Magic is a bit more interesting, because you have to manually dial the runes to cast spells, so it requires a bit more input. Facetanking enemies is pretty much impossible because they attack too often or deal too much damage. On hard difficulty my fighter in full heavy would still die in a matter of seconds if not for constant sidestepping. Each character has 2 active slots (left and right hand) but apart from that, there's no hotbar. So to use a potion you have to open the inventory and click on the consumable. Or if you run out of arrows and wanna switch to a different weapon, you have to manually swap the items around, which can get quite tricky during combat. There's carry weight and hunger meter, which defines your movement speed and HP/Mana regen respectively. The levels are very convoluted and full of puzzles and secret rooms, but luckily there's an autocomplete map, which even allows you to leave notes. There's only 3 tile sets, 1 of which is used on the final 2 levels. There's no quick travel, although backtracking is not required, unless you wanna get a missed secret or treasure. Unfortunately, there's no UI scaling, so the HUD gets pretty small above 1080p.

Old school thrills and vibe. Highly recommended.

A rather solid Dungeon Master/Eye of the Beholder-esque dungeon clawler that offers good level design, combat and excellent puzzles. However, the RPG mechanics are very simple and there´s only three classes and races to choose from. The UI design feels clunky - especially when casting spells - the menu covers the entire mage window and if you want to transfer item to him, you have to close the spell menu first otherwise it doesn´t let you to drop the item into his inventory. Story is average, but does the job. My biggest disappointment was the final boss - it´s not very original and doesn´t mix very well with the game´´s RPG mechanics.

7/10