Tap Dungeon Necromancer 4+

Name: Tap Dungeon Necromancer
Rating: 2 (1 reviews)
Author: Ben Walker

Unleash clicker hell

Ben Walker

Designed for iPad

- 2.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Enter the dungeon and conquer the Abyss.

In Tap Dungeon Necromancer, tap tap tap and earn gold as you battle against the vile beasts of the Abyss.
Upgrade staffs to gain higher base attacks. Raise minions such as the Skeleton, Goblin and Drake from the far depths.
Employ the help of powerful demons and use the prestige spell to earn souls, upgrade relics and unlock your necromancers ability to move on to bigger bosses.

The abyss is just a playground for Tap Dungeon Necromancer.

2.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Carpal tunnel or pay for linear progress with log scaling

Game itself is okay. Graphics are great, but the gameplay is constant tapping. At some point you gain enough gold to get minions to spawn. However, they only spawn when you tap, which means still a constant tapping. More gold has you unlock demons, which can finally attack on their own, with a 4 second cooldown after each attack.
Prestige currency are souls, also available as IAP. Prestige upgrades, relics, have the pricing scale per on a log10 scale, giving 0.1% or less increase. Yet you don’t seem to earn souls faster as you get further in the game.
Beyond all the constant tapping, you can choose to watch an ad for 5 minutes of auto tapping. After the first time doing that, a button will appear that instead of watching another add you can pay 4.99 for always-on auto-tapping. You won’t add up with carpal tunnel, but will still have to deal with the incredibly slow progress. Either you tap yourself to injury, or pay to just click on upgrades while you mostly watch the game play itself. Prestige is not worth it with log10 scaling for upgrades and linear souls gain. In summary, 2/5 rating. Game idea has merit, graphics are good. Has severe balancing issues, and in its current form injury prone.

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