It’s a ton of fun and a surprisingly PHENOMENAL soundtrack that I wish they’d release separately cause, whew I’d absolutely listen to that daily. The only complaint I have is that in Numbers Dungeon the game doesn’t buffer your input, instead it forces you to wait to select what direction to go until after the animation of defeating a given enemy is completed, even though most of the time you already know where you want to go afterward. In concept that’s a really small complaints, but it has caused me to lose quite a few attempts at certain levels solely because I’m trying to optimize my time and get three stars and I accidentally press the direction a little too early. However if that’s the only complaint I have, I’m not too mad, the rest of the game is fantastic and I love all of these mini games, including Numbers Dungeon.

It’s a ton of fun and a surprisingly PHENOMENAL soundtrack that I wish they’d release separately cause, whew I’d absolutely listen to that daily. The only complaint I have is that in Numbers Dungeon the game doesn’t buffer your input, instead it forces you to wait to select what direction to go until after the animation of defeating a given enemy is completed, even though most of the time you already know where you want to go afterward. In concept that’s a really small complaints, but it has caused me to lose quite a few attempts at certain levels solely because I’m trying to optimize my time and get three stars and I accidentally press the direction a little too early. However if that’s the only complaint I have, I’m not too mad, the rest of the game is fantastic and I love all of these mini games, including Numbers Dungeon.