Review: Quest of Dungeons (Nintendo Switch)

An evil Dark Lord has stolen all the light, so your mission is to enter his lair and defeat him.

Pros:

• 16 Bit pixel graphics.
• 50.4MB Download size.
• Bindable keys.
• Dungeon crawler gameplay.
• Auto pick up loot on/off.
• Mini map and Game UI can be zoomed in by 2X.
• Full stats screen.
• Feats- Own in game achievements.
• Online leaderboards.
• Roguelike. Die and you start again.
• Four classes- Warrior, Wizard, Assassin and Shaman.
• Adventure breakdown upon death.
• Loose story.
• Levels randomize everytime you play.
• Four difficulties- Easy, Normal, Hard and hell.
• Save and exit option.
• Easy to pick up and play.
• Boss battles.
• Earn EXP level up to increase stats and health bar.
• Shops- Can buy and sell items.
• Loot! Everywhere can drop from enemies, In chests or when you trigger secret panels. Gold to armour to weapons.
• Each piece of armour or weapons will show you what stats it increases or decreases.
• Pro controller support.
• Find keys to open rooms.
• Play how you want.
• Multiple routes to discover.
• Can freely jump between floors.
• Many monster types.
• Combat is very simple. You attack when you either press A (ranged) or melee is done by just pushing into the enemy.
• Magic is also an option for attacks.
• Quests- Find quest giving tablets and finish it for extra EXP and loot.
• Traps littered around.
• Buffs- Hit a marker to trigger a timed buff like extra health or move faster.
• Nice soundtrack.

Cons:

• RNG can make or break runs.
• Sometimes can be hard to see where to go.
• No multiplayer either local or online.
• Can sometimes be too easy as you level up very fast.