Guild of Dungeoneering Gameplay

Gambrinous has provided us with a Guild of Dungeoneering Ultimate Edition Switch code for review purposes. As I delved into the world of Guild of Dungeoneering, I couldn't help but notice that its design is both addictive and frustrating at the same time. Without any control over your heroes beyond promising rewards in one direction or another, you may find yourself experiencing short and infuriating run-throughs.

Despite the potential for frustration, I found myself unable to stop playing Guild of Dungeoneering. Even with its flaws, the game's unique premise kept me coming back for more. You create the world around your heroes, laying down paths, treasure, and enemies to overcome. However, the real challenge lies in guiding your heroes through the dungeon without succumbing to their impulsive nature.

One of the most significant drawbacks is the lack of control over your heroes' actions. They can ignore the carefully laid-out path you've created for them, opting instead to charge headfirst into danger. This can lead to some distressingly common situations where they're wildly overpowered or, conversely, meet a premature demise.

The game's art style is another notable aspect, with its hand-drawn doodles and graph paper background creating a visually appealing atmosphere. The explorers themselves are weak and stupid, but this only adds to the charm of Guild of Dungeoneering's quirky design.

While there are things about the game that I absolutely loathe, such as the potential for frustration and short run-throughs, there's something about it that keeps me coming back for more. Every time one of my characters meets their demise, I launch a new explorer into the fray, hoping to finally reach the end of the dungeon or achieve specific goals (such as reaching a certain number of kills or battling a boss after a set number of turns).

Overall, Guild of Dungeoneering is a turn-based dungeon crawler with a unique twist. Its addictive gameplay and charming art style make it a must-try for fans of the genre, even if its frustrating flaws can be overwhelming at times.

Guild of dungeoneering gameplay