This is a really good game and is almost exactly like a board game I loved in the 90s. My only complaint is that I’m color blind and it’s hard to distinguish the characters and health bars sometimes. It would be so bad on a larger screen, but a phone is hard.

The boardgame-style play is a lot of fun, resulting in many hours of enjoyed gameplay. I love the way this game has made fan creations available. So when you’re done with the main content, you can explore what others have created. Believe me when I say, there is a lot out there to explore! Downside to that, is that the gameplay can get fairly repetitive over time. Even so, I find myself coming back to this game after periods of taking a break. The only reason this game does not earn five stars is the fact that there are still bugs in the game that have never been fixed. Most notably, scrolls of speed are broken, and certain weapons don’t show graphically, so when you attack it looks like you’re punching the monsters out. The black sword has that issue, and then maybe one more I think. Overall, this is an outstanding game that holds true to the simplicity of the original board game, while providing enough new content to keep old players interested.

What can you say but good things about this reasonably priced game? Good graphics, Excellent iPad interface, Replay-ability, easy to save and quit at any time and go back to when you have a minute. I only have a few critiques and questions:1) When the entire dungeon level is cleared out you should be able to push a button and send everyone to the exit without having to roll your number of steps/moves… 2) When not in combat everyone should just have a standard number of moves Because when you’ve got 4 characters and everyone rolls nine except one that rolls two it slows down the game unnecessarily and delays you getting to where you need to go3) I understand the addition of randomness and “fog of war” that is added by rolling your move went in combat but not outside combat; Outside of combat it’s just annoying4) I have not found the speed scroll to be useful ... maybe I’m not using it right but it doesn’t seem to double the move of the character who uses it... maybe include the use of scrolls another and magic items in the tutorial?5) Since you can sell weapons or armor that you find in the dungeon to the blacksmith, why can’t you sell potions and spells and stuff that you find that you don’t really need?5) The freedom to name your characters whatever you want as well as some options as to their appearance would be nice touches

It takes ten minutes of fumbling around for four characters to explore a dungeon level with six rooms. Then it seems you can’t leave the dungeon and get your spells and hits back, buy new equipment with the treasure you found, and return to the dungeon, no, you’re forced to go deeper and deeper until you either win or die, and that’s not the sort of game I like. And somehow, while you’re still in the dungeon, you can buy stuff from a blacksmith (I didn’t see the blacksmith shop anywhere in the dungeon). Alright, there’s a lot to like about the game, mostly in the details, but fundamentally I just wasn’t interested the package.