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257 Dungeon Crawler games reviewed and scored, best first.
257 reviews
A js13k 2023 dungeon crawler where every move and spell is cast by freehand-drawing one of six symbols, classified by a tiny neural network shipped inside the 13KB build itself — a genuinely inventive mechanic that works cleanly with a mouse but could not be made to register a single gesture under real mobile-browser touch emulation in extensive testing.
4.3 / 10
Origin Studio's guild-master village builder promises deep RPG management but plays out as a repetitive unlock-and-quota clicker, hampered further by inconsistent AI-assisted art and a frustrating lack of equipment control.
4 / 10
A historically important roguelike finally gets an official English release, undermined by input and text-box delays severe enough to make the game feel worse than the 1993 original it's remastering.
4 / 10
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A mobile idle-grind game ported to Steam with its microtransactions stripped but its free-to-play repetition intact — genuinely fun in short, cheap-sale bursts, but widely described as overpriced for what's essentially a phone game with crash bugs and missing sound effects.
4 / 10
A PS1-styled Mystery Dungeon roguelike wearing a Resident Evil 1 mansion as its skin, whose large, Very Positive review sample repeatedly praises its love-letter genre mashup and retro presentation while sharing consistent, specific complaints about a punishing, post-launch-nerfed difficulty curve that Steam's own achievement data confirms most players never push past.
4 / 10
A cheap idle dungeon-crawler with a genuinely likeable opening hour, undone by a prestige loop that adds numbers instead of content, save-breaking bugs, and a developer who appears to have walked away within weeks of launch.
4 / 10
A procedurally generated VR orc-slaying co-op crawler with real fans and a fun weapon feel when it works — undermined by locomotion and hit-detection complaints that recur, unchanged, across seven years of reviews, and a controller-support gap that's never been patched for hardware that became mainstream after the developer stopped updating it.
4 / 10
A solo-developed idle dungeon crawler that Steam reviewers say had a genuinely promising loop -- undone by save-corrupting bugs and a developer who publicly gave up on fixing the Steam build three days after launch.
3.5 / 10
A free-to-play mobile idle dungeon crawler ported to Steam with a price tag but without a rebalance, leaving the energy gates and premium-currency walls in place while removing the only way to actually get past them.
3.5 / 10
A one-person dungeon-management sim where you wall off rooms, seed traps and synthesise monsters to grind down invading adventurers. The pitch has real bones, but its entire English Steam review history — three reviews, all negative — describes a game that stopped short of finishing itself.
3.2 / 10
A cheap roguelike dungeon crawler built around randomly combining items to 'cook' new gear — undercut by an unexplained item system, missing basics like a settings menu, and a documented dispute over sprites lifted from Pokemon.
3 / 10
A cute, anime-styled bullet-heaven survivors-like whose Mostly Positive review sample praises a satisfying dual-weapon skill loop and an intense floor-based endless mode, but is repeatedly undercut by complaints about weak sound design, missing auto-aim, and -- in one specific, detailed review -- AI-generated character art.
3 / 10
A budget dungeon crawler whose store page promises "endless procedurally generated dungeons," while every reviewer who has actually bought it describes roughly four fixed rooms, a death bug, and no way to quit the game without closing it through Windows.
3 / 10
An Early Access return to the classic Monsters' Den formula -- turn-based, portrait-based party dungeon crawling with a new dual-class system -- whose Positive review sample is driven largely by long-time series nostalgia, tempered by a recurring, independently corroborated complaint about the game's AI-generated art and a thinner-than-expected amount of content for a nearly two-decade-old franchise.
3 / 10
A slot-machine-driven dungeon crawler that swaps traditional turn-based combat for spinning reels of weapons, spells, and hazards, whose small but Very Positive review sample praises its distinctive hook and cheap price while repeatedly flagging punishing RNG, a lack of meta-progression, and a handful of specific balance bugs.
3 / 10
Fix-a-Bug's satirical, pop-culture-soaked dungeon crawler, two years in public demo development, whose Mostly Positive review sample praises genuinely funny writing and charm but splits sharply over timing-based combat, a pointless crafting system, and repeated late-game difficulty and stability complaints.
3 / 10
A budget RPG Maker idle RPG that delivers exactly what its short feature list promises and not much else, hurt further by a reported crash and zero visible post-launch support.
2.5 / 10
