Dungeonland
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Third party DRM: Steam
This game requires a free Steam account to play.Description
"The very definition of knockabout fun" - EuroGamer.net
"You need to pick this up immediately" - Destructoid.com
"In multiplayer it’s a brilliant bastard of a game" - PCGamer.com
Dungeonland is a co-operative hack and slash game that takes players on a deadly tour through a medieval theme park. Playing as The Rogue, The Warrior or The Mage, the heroes will need to work together as a team to get past the evil overseer of this “Tragic Kingdom”
– The Dungeon Maestro.
The truly diabolical can even take on the role of the Dungeon Maestro himself and wreak havoc on friends. Unleash the killer rabbits, drop some exploding frogs in their path, or whip up a giant fan and blow them all away.
Key Features:
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Strategic Co-op Gameplay: Utilize each character’s unique skills and weapons, combine their special powers to form all new attacks, or just plain hack and slash your way through this treacherous theme park
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Competitive Multiplayer: Play as the Dungeon Maestro himself and unleash evil on your friends. Summon your minion to thwart the heroes, conjure spells or take control of a boss monster and get in the action yourself. Then push the Evil Laugh button and let your sinister cackle reverberate throughout the land.
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Replayability: The DM AI randomizes monsters, treasures and dangers each session to create a unique experience; player choice in equipping items creates endless combinations for more variety.
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Colorful Game World: Three different theme park environments to explore, each with their own unique attractions. Don’t forget to visit the gift shop on the way out. The prices are to die for…
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Prepare to DIE: Dungeonland is a dangerous place – making your way past its deadliest attractions will be an extreme challenge. Only the hardiest of heroes need apply
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NEW Infinite Dungeon Mode: Why must Dungeons end, while heroes endure? Dungeon Maestro's latest design solves this basic problem. Infinite gameplay in randomly-generated dungeons. How far can you go before you die?
Customer reviews
85
A fun experience
Hetzau | May 7, 2013 | See all Hetzau's reviews »This is one of those cute games you play with your friends, have a few laughs and then leave it just to come back to it after a while because no other games offers such a challenge and experience. It's a rather easy game to get into and I highly suggest it for people that are willing to play it with the younger members of their family. However don't mistake this game for a kiddy game. There are plenty of laughs to be had for any age range.
73
Good Coop Game
blacklightofday | April 27, 2013 | See all blacklightofday's reviews »A coop centered dungeon crawler with some slight RPG elements (being able to choose some of your passives and abilities). Great humour, constantly making fun of the classics, starting with the premise of the game and ending with the ridiculousness of the bosses, very lighthearted, despite some "gore" (if you could even call it that). It's definitely not an easy game, requiring teamwork to survive the challenges. It's a blast to play with friends. You could still play it solo and it is still fun that way, but then it loses part of its charm.
75
Magicka 2... sort of
Scorpy | Jan. 31, 2013 | See all Scorpy's reviews »Dungeonland will feel very familiar to players of Magicka. The game's focus on co-op and challenging gameplay is none too different, and the style and over-head view echoes Brazil-based Critical Studios' sleeper hit. It even has some of the same tongue-in-cheek humor Magicka sported. Now, is this all a good thing? I'd say so.
Magicka was a fun game, but it often lacked variety in its gameplay and engaging locations. Dungeonland, its spiritual successor, touches on all of these things and makes them SLIGHTLY better, but still not enough.
Graphically, it's somewhat decent for a $10 game, but it won't wow you. Where the charm is is the fun co-op experience, which is doubly fun if you have 4 players, where one acts as a "dungeon master" struggling to stop the 3 heroes' progress.
This is definitely not a game you want to play alone. Better with friends!
80
A COOP BLAST
Colt2911 | Jan. 30, 2013 | See all Colt2911's reviews »Been playing this for the last few hours and apart from gaining achievements for things I Haven't done. VERY HAPPY with the price i paid for this. Haven''t even got any new weapons yet and I'm already starting to see how you can work as a team to overcome the challenging gameplay.
This game is pretty damn hard tho, you can die very fast unless you prepare yourself to get out fast and heal. Bosses can one hit the Rouge class. Luckily you have 10 seconds (or so) to get revived and therefore saving you from using up one of your precious team lives.
So far the game comes with 3 randomised maps with DLC basically promised to bring more. Also some features are labeled coming soon, but these are unknown and were never held back JUST for sell more DLC.
Between the zany humour and simple gameplay, this game is a welcome blast of fresh air in a corridor shooter and MOBA dominated World.
8/10 Grafficorns.!
80
Amoral Magic Theme Park with lots of fun!!
abelfs | Jan. 30, 2013 | See all abelfs's reviews »Dungeonland is a classic coop dungeon crawler mixed with elements of the original role table. However, besides the three heroes (warrior, rogue and mage), each one controlled by a player; a fourth player can enter in the game as the Dungeonland's Game Master. This character will be against the other 3 players using traps and monsters in order to stop the heroes progress, becoming a funny 3 against 1 funny game. Highly recommendable if you play it with another 3 friends!!