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Super Dungeon Tactics
Super Dungeon® Tactics is a turn-based strategy game in which players create a guild of Heroes to combat the Dark Consul’s forces throughout Crystalia. As the guild master you choose to take on bounties, answer the pleas of the public, or answer a noble call to adventure. Whether for altruistic reasons, just getting your cut, or a little of both, c...
Details
- Released
- December 13, 2016
- Developer
- Underbite Games
- Genres
- Action · Role-playing (RPG) · Strategy · Tactical · Adventure · Indie · Card & Board Game
- Publisher
- Underbite Games
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Super Dungeon Tactics Reviews
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Underbite Games has brought the dice mechanic back to role-playing in a very unique way with Super Dungeon Tactics, now available for Nintendo Switch. Is it enough to make this a turn-based adventure worth taking? Yes, but not just because of the dice.Read More
While the story is lacking, the deep dungeons and intense strategy kept me coming back for more.
Apart from that it’s a pretty milquetoast affair. Super Dungeon Tactics poses a decent challenge, some cheery art and a fluffy storyline and straightforward campaign with a respectable variety of missions whose tedium is helped by the variety in the mechanics upon which they sit. When it’s put next to Disgaea or X-COM, it’s almost laughably simple and cheap in comparison, but cheerful enough to grant a looksee if you have exhausted any and all other similar options on the Switch.
Super Dungeon Tactics attempts to shake up the tactics genre with an unwanted idea: random buffs/debuffs each round. I was curious and went in with an open mind, but the final verdict is definitely that of disappointment and frustration. Tactics lovers beware: in this genre, random is rarely fun.
Based around the board game, Super Dungeon Explore; Super Dungeon Tactics does a remarkable job at converting the experience of the table top genre into an enjoyable turned based strategy game, even if the inconsistent difficulty can get in the way of some of the fun.