I personally didn't encounter any game-breaking or frustrating bugs (Windows 10), a few minor ones only. So DoD on its own has a few bugs since its maintenance has been, expectedly, stagnant. Extremely sad to know that they quit later due to bankruptcy and they barely managed to complete their next project properly, so I've heard. This game at its time won enough critical acclaim and put the devs in the spotlight. Ten years later, we have tons of great RLs in the market and seeing any new one isn't surprising anymore. Mind you, this is after I set the 'lesser grinding/more xp' option. Each floor feels too long after a while and get's slightly repetitive. One thing which I didn't like about the game is its length. I must say even I wasn't expecting the game to be still fun for me after it felt like I'd done my time with it. Good enough mechanics, varied options in difficulty, nice art style/music and humourous writing/popular culture references. The main appeal of DoD for me was it being newbie-friendly and one of the first RLs I saw that was accessible to any player.

I usually play/played nethack/dcss/angband and the like. Adding this to my resume and my street cred increases! On the second or third attempt, I killed him and got my closure on this old game languishing in my Steam library as 'unpassed'.Īnother RL knocked off my list with this victory. I then got bored of it and left it at that.Ī few weeks ago, I felt like replaying it again on a whim.

I had played it more than five years ago and kind of reached Dredmor but he handed my a** back to me. I want to say how happy I am after I finally passed this game and commend it on still being relevant even today.

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