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  • Dungelot 2 Review
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    • iOS
    Dungelot 2 Review

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    I've never played the original Dungelot, but I understand it was quite good; a fact emphasized by our glowing review. That means I can't directly compare it with the recently-released free-to-play sequel Dungelot 2, but it also insulates me from any comparative bias I might have. After all, I can't say I liked the first one better if I haven't played it, right?Dungelot 2 is a very simple twist on the Rogue-like format. Most of the familiar elements are here - randomly appearing monsters and treasure, one-click combat and perma-death - but instead of having to navigate a labyrinth of rooms and twisted corridors, the dungeon is represented by a simple grid. From the entry point of each level, you can "uncover" any adjacent room - that is, any square on the grid - by tapping on it, revealing creatures, loot, traps and other such dungeon decor.
  • Transistor Review
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    • PC
    Transistor Review

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    With Bastion,Supergiant Games proved it doesn't just know how to make a game, but how to think about them. Games tell stories with cutscenes and dialogue because "that's how it's done." New Game+ is a trope because "games just have those now."Reactive narration, story justifications for design tropes: it was clear Supergiant put a great deal of time into thinking about how to make something different with Bastion on top of what was otherwise a fairly standard action-RPG. Oh, and it had fantastic music.Transistor doesn't play to Bastion's strengths - that's one way to put it. You might also say "Transistor doesn't try to copy past glory and past success." You'd probably be right.Instead it's content with being a pretty good cyberpunk-noir-fantasy-mystery-romance-action/turn-based-RPG with great art and zero handholding. If you're into that sort of thing.Oh, and it has fantastic music.
  • Always Sometimes Monsters Review
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    • PC
    Always Sometimes Monsters Review

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    Always Sometimes Monsters is a game about choices, consequences, and inevitabilities.  As a modern day RPG and life sim, it pits players against the challenges of poverty, broken relationships, and difficult decisions whose effects aren't always immediately obvious.  Its characters face tragedies ranging from drug overdoses to attempted suicide, gambling addiction to starvation, and yet most maintain an air of hope and humor that makes exploring this world both tragic and heartening.
  • Knights of Puzzelot Review
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    • iOS
    Knights of Puzzelot Review

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    It would be easy to dismiss Knights of Puzzelot as "just" another match-3 puzzle game, and I Yet while the core mechanics aren't all that different from anything else you might have already played, if you dig a little deeper you'll find a surprisingly addictive little puzzle game/RPG hybrid.Things aren't looking too good after a really big and nasty dragon goes on a rampage and torches the entire kingdom of Puzzelot. Fortunately you're around to fix it all up. As one of the Knights of Puzzelot you'll be able to explore dangerous caverns and spooky dungeons, stumble upon loot, fight monsters, and earn gold.The gold you earn is required for rebuilding the kingdom, and many of the structures you'll be putting back together will allow you to spend your earnings on upgrading your equipment as well. However, unlike some other RPG/match-3 combinations out there, you won't be solving puzzles for every single task. Instead you'll only have to worry about matching up swords, shields, gold, and so on when you're fighting monsters - and trying to open the occasional locked chest.
  • Knights of Puzzelot Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Knights of Puzzelot Walkthrough

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    Knights of Puzzelot is a Match-3/RPG hybrid created by Glu Games. Don't let the Match-3 thing fool you though - careful use of your matches will be necessary if you're to have any hope of making it through the game's mid-to-later dungeons. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Dragon Coins Walkthrough
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    Dragon Coins Walkthrough

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    Dragon Coins is a card battling / role-playing game from Sega. In this game, you raise monsters and use them to attack enemies Your monsters' attack strength is determined by a coin-pusher machine that shoves coins into corresponding slots. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you do some damage.
  • Dragon Coins Review
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    Dragon Coins Review

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    Whenever you go to a casino or an arcade, you can usually count on the coin-pusher machine being devoid of participants - save, maybe, for a stray person gawking at it and wondering if a running jump-kick will deliver an easy payout.SEGA's Dragon Coins is a role-playing / collectable card game powered by a coin-pusher that actually does offer significant payout. Namely, capsules containing monsters that can fight for you. Who needs to play for that crumpled five dollar bill hanging out in the back of the machine when you can net your very own dragon?Dragon Coins' closest relative is GungHo's Puzzle & Dragons. You go through several missions and fight monsters with the aid of your own monster cards. Victory in battle earns you gold coins and more monster cards that can be raised into warriors, or used as fodder to upgrade your favorites.
  • Tiny Dice Dungeon Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Tiny Dice Dungeon Walkthrough

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    Tiny Dice Dungeon is a role-playing game (RPG) from Kongregate. In this game, you explore dungeons and throw dice to launch attacks against monsters. Monsters can also be tamed to fight at your side. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you master your own fate.