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• gamedeal user

  Sep 3, 2020

  I just got done last month with Undermine (80 plus hours) loved it, was looking for something new. This showed up in my feed some how and it looked interesting. Roguelite - Top Down Shooter, let's check this out. Super fun combat twin stick style for your weapons with a nice feel. Roguelite grind which early on can be a little hard til you get the permanent upgrades going. The more upgrades the easier things start getting. Balance and some bug fixes need to be addressed but for EA got a gem here that just needs a little polish. Edit: Getting really addicted to this game, new enemies,cool boss,new items, for EA it's really got the core mechanics down.Going to sound like a broken record here but I swear the dev/s must be related to the Undermine devs, I mean this in the best possible way, the game is it's own game for sure,but it does so many things right like Undermine. Check back soon just got to do one more run, this one is going to be THE one.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 13, 2020

  Decent rogue-lite with a solid foundation when it comes to gameplay and visual clarity, that being said, it takes good ideas from other games and adds nothing unique to the formula, which is fine unless you like me and looking for more innovation in the genre. I would like to see more active abilities, perhaps in a form of sub-weapons with a cooldown, right now you are limited to alternating between 2 weapons. It does not have a ton of content, but the difficulty of the last section will keep you grinding for stats. There are many temporary and permanent upgrades, granted most of them are passive or have a passive effect that triggers under certain condition, which again, is not an active ability that I can use. So far the weapons are not very exciting, while you can get the generic arsenal from pistols to lasers, I am yet to find anything that really stands out. When you die you keep a portion of your money which can be used in the hub to unlock permanent upgrades like health, damage and even improved stage layout - so even if you struggle, the character will get stronger over time. I wouldn't say it's too easy, once you get to the second zone the enemies can get very spammy and I often find myself running out of health, although I think the difficulty is just right, it's challenging but not unfair. The enemies have telegraphed attacks and you can also stagger them in the process, so when I die it's usually because I was not paying attention. In general, the visuals in the game are very intuitive, it's not too populated with particle effects which makes it easy to spot the hitboxes. [h1] Pros: [/h1] + polished visuals and telegraphed enemy attacks + enjoyable gameplay, fair difficulty + some progression, in the hub and even improving the store + achievements [h1] Feedback: [/h1] [u] General Feedback [/u] - you should allow the player to skip the tutorial. If you get stunned, I think you should be immune to the follow-up stun for 0.5 seconds so enemies don't chain stun you. I don't like the reload animation as it's not clear when it will be over, why not just indicate the bar going from start to finish. When the game counts rewards upon death, it seems like you can stop it in the middle and you will get fewer points. Also, I am not a huge fan of the stun on the dash as it gets me in trouble more often than getting me out of it, maybe it should slow you down a little instead. [u] I would like to see some active sub-weapons [/u] - using 2 basic attacks is not very exciting, the game should get more complex over time, maybe you can have 1 slot for active sub-weapons with different effects on the cooldown. [u] 2 weapons only, but why? [/u] - I really do not like that you can only hold 2 weapons at a time and also you can't shoot both of them, maybe some weapons could be 2 handed and others could be dual-wielded, but you would have to compensate in terms of balance and make 2 handed weapons stronger. At the very least, maybe you could have another slot for 2 weapons so you could press a button and switch between 2 load-outs. [b] Overall Thoughts: [/b] Even though it's a good start for an early access rogue-lite that has no obvious problems, I feel like the developer is playing it very safe, not taking any risk with unique ideas, and honestly, this genre is so oversaturated with games that play exactly the same, I want to see more gimmicks that make each game unique. The core gameplay is fine, I am enjoying it, but at the same time, I want to see more than just shooting one of 2 weapons. Additionally, the game could use more 'risk vs reward' elements, right now I can only think of one mechanic that kind of does it. [code]Review By: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31294838-Hidden-Gem-Discovery/ [/code]
• gamedeal user

  Mar 4, 2023

  Not sure where to start but this game needs a lot of more content and overall polish. Basically I have finished this game after 5hours, its pretty fast as for rogue like with very grindy permament upgrades. Things that are not ok: - hitboxes for laser weapons. I just hate to shoot through the enemy with big charged laser to see that my hit was not registered. - weapon recoil: Yes it should be there, but not for bow, six shooter (or any other slow shooting gun) where you need to aim perfectly. It just makes them horrible. - upgrade system: You collect 'money' for shooting things, you can spend them in the shop on every level (for keys, weapons, heal, etc) however you need this money to do permament upgrades after you die (also you will get only about 40% money after you die, don't remember how much was it on the start as you can upgrade it to lose less). For me it was just collecting money and not buying things in the shop so I can do permament upgrades first which makes game boring and unnecessary grindy. - upgrade system again: upgrades are boring, only 1 character, no specialization, you basically put all your money to earn more money and lose less money. Wonderful desing - just a few guns: Not sure how many guys are there but I think I have spotted about 10 different gunys, where half of them just suck. Also you can upgrade a weapon for weapon parts so you just wait for one gun you like, upgrade it and forget about all you find as you won't get better quality than the one you just upgraded. Things that are ok: Really not sure what to write here... I think I am too frustrated to see any pros as I was collecting all permament upgrades to get more money per run and the game just finished. I wasn't even upgrading damage or more health.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2020

  So i managed to beat the game after 3 weeks from buying it... I must say that it wasn't long at all but very difficult, took me 3 weeks to arrive at 2nd boss and beat him, from there it went quite quick. Once you are powered up game's not that difficult anymore and is very enjoyable. For the price you get a decent game, not that long, but quite fun to learn.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 5, 2023

  Dungeon Core is an ation-roguelite twin stick shooters heavily inspired by Enter the Gungeon but with permanents upgrades and nowhere near the variety of items/guns and lack of gameplay tightness. The game is fun with decent combat and is very difficult. The small numbers of items/Guns are unfortunatly not that exciting if you've been spoiled by Gungeon and Binding of Isaac. Additionaly, unlike Enter the Gungeon, this game gets much easier as you advance. The most frustrating part however that makes me unable to recommend this game is the extreme lack of clarity. There are too many "colorful" monsters and bullets. Some bosses have the same color bullets as yours as it's impossible to dodge anything when you have bouncing bullets.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 3, 2020

  THIS GAME IS A GREAT ADVERTISEMENT FOR ROGUELIKES/ROGUELITES Dungeon Core is in many ways like Enter The Gungeon. A cute little top down dungeon crawler with roguelike elements sprinkled in. It borrows from ETG in a few aspects with the shop and the overall feel but it does many things equal or better. Sure you could find a "super rare" gun but if its only rated D and you've got a weapon rated B is it worth swapping out? Then you have to think about the tech upgrades you have +10 health and +25% shot power to +50% reload time it really can be a difficult choice to make. It has kept me coming back for over 7 hours so far. (I only recently bought it) and it'll keep me interested for many more. Also its pretty good because you can leave things in rooms and come back to them after clearing the floor without having to worry about some stupid fucking rat stealing your ammo crate. (There is no ammo, you literally have unlimited ammo)
• gamedeal user

  Sep 19, 2021

  A fun twin stick roguelike in the style of Nuclear Throne. One of my favorite touches is how you can upgrade many aspects of future runs by visiting the hub world vendors. Do you want more starting health? Are you hoping for more tech to drop from smashed terminals (this game's cash) or even better layouts? There are vendors up top that can permanently increase these aspects for a price.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2021

  Great game very fun!!!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2020

  Fun and good
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2020

  Excellent fun! Looking forward to seeing what the devs do with it!