Dungeons of Evermore Daniel Nations Genres: Games Role Playing Board $0.99 USD Supported Devices: iPhone-3GS iPhone4 iPodTouchFourthGen iPad2Wifi iPad23G iPhone4S iPadThirdGen iPadThirdGen4G iPhone5 iPodTouchFifthGen iPadFourthGen iPadFourthGen4G iPadMini iPadMini4G iPhone5c iPhone5s iPhone6 iPhone6Plus iPodTouchSixthGen Minimum iOS Version: iOS 6.0 Download Size: 23.5MB Dungeons of Evermore Daniel Nations The Dungeons of Evermore combines the easy accessibility of board-based role-playing games like Wrath of Ashardalon and … $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsThe Dungeons of Evermore combines the easy accessibility of board-based role-playing games like Wrath of Ashardalon and Descent: Journeys in The Dark with the complexity of the computer-based role-playing game, creating a game that is simple to understand, easy to pick up and play, and yet challenging. Dungeons of Evermore Features: * A party based system allowing up to 4 characters in the party * 5 different classes (warrior, adventurer, priest, mage and bard) and 5 different races * Randomly generated dungeons with a difficulty level based on the number of characters in the party, so you can adventure solo, as a duo or as a full party * Multiple mission types to keep you on your toes Dungeons of Evermore combines rogue-like elements with a full party experience, balancing traditional rogue-like features such as permanent death with the ability to bandage your fallen comrade if you can get to him in time. The dungeon also offers a means of escape, so if your party is beaten back, you can run for the exit. This creates both a challenge and a level of excitement. Note: The public domain tilesets used in Dungeons of Evermore come from the RLTiles collection. Additional graphics come from Antifarea, William.Thompsonj, Redshrike, XCVG, Justin, Nichol and Liosan from opengameart.org and Ayene-chan from DeviantArt. Some of the sounds used come from www.freesfx.co.uk, including sounds by qudobup,. Information Seller:Daniel Nations Genre:Board, Role Playing Release:Dec 15, 2015 Updated:Jan 13, 2018 Version:1.5 Size:39.8 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal SimonMagus Well-Known Member Nov 22, 2015 71 0 0 #2 SimonMagus, Dec 16, 2015 Anyone give this a test spin yet? Looks like it has potential. Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #3 Repulsa, Dec 16, 2015 It's s very unique take on the party based dungeon crawler and it's pretty darn hard. I love this guys games so I'll always buy em havlen Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2014 57 7 8 #4 havlen, Dec 16, 2015 Thanks Repulsa. I'm the same guy that did Endless Depths and Endless Nights, so if you've played any of those games, you know a little what to expect. This game is party-based and has some big differences from those other games. One thing to be aware of is the permadeath in the game. If your character dies, it is permanent, but you have the opportunity to bandage the character. One thing I liked about this feature in testing is that I actually ran away and escaped the dungeon at times if things went sour. I've tried to explain most abilities and items in the game well enough so that you can understand the mechanics. You can also use the identify button to check out monsters in the dungeon. There's a 20-sided dice at the bottom of the screen that will show your attack roll, any to-hit bonuses and what you need to roll for a hit. I think the mechanics will be a little easier to understand because of this. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #5 stubbieoz, Dec 16, 2015 No iap's.....SOLD! Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #6 Repulsa, Dec 16, 2015 I made it out of the dungeon with my entire party intact my first run so i was pretty proud of myself.I love the random events, just when you think you are safe poisonous snakes will fall down from the ceiling and surround you or an earthquake will cause damage to several of your party nkx Well-Known Member May 9, 2015 672 0 16 #7 nkx, Dec 17, 2015 Any other reviews on this? ItouchBrett Well-Known Member Dec 28, 2008 770 0 16 #8 ItouchBrett, Dec 17, 2015 Any music?? Talbs Well-Known Member May 1, 2011 2,616 377 83 #9 Talbs, Dec 17, 2015 That doesn't exactly bode well for the challenge/complexity of the game! Valentia Well-Known Member Patreon Gold Jan 20, 2009 618 1 18 Female Retired! California #10 Valentia, Dec 17, 2015 Oh, by the developer of Endless Depths and Endless Nights! Total instabuy. Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #11 Repulsa, Dec 17, 2015 This was on level one dungeon, there are various difficulties/levels so it shouldn't be too hard and maybe some would have a harder time then others I have been playing roguelike dungeon crawlers for a loooong time SimonMagus Well-Known Member Nov 22, 2015 71 0 0 #12 SimonMagus, Dec 17, 2015 Last edited: Dec 19, 2015 So I tried Endless Depths 2 and it didn't really grab me.. Call me petty, but I do enjoy background music and sfx.. Music wasn't present, and sfx were nothing more then pattering footsteps. This felt a little dry. Is this the same model used in Dungeons of Evermore? Edit.. Ok, I get it now.. I went back and played Endless Depths 2 and Endless Nights just long enough to understand the mechanics a bit better and come to terms with the 'simplicity' that masks much deeper gameplay. havlen Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2014 57 7 8 #13 havlen, Dec 17, 2015 It's pretty much the same soundfx for the most part. The game is balanced to be easier than a standard roguelike for the most part. The first levels shouldn't be too difficult, but once you hit around lvl 3 it should get a bit more difficult. The Event meter is reset when you explore an area that has monsters and reset a little if you explore and there were no monsters. Part of playing through is balancing how quickly you explore. CalinR Well-Known Member Jan 16, 2013 384 0 0 Criminal Defense Attorney U.S. #14 CalinR, Dec 19, 2015 It's a slick game, does anyone know if there're "prestige" classes like in D&D/his other games? gemineye62 Well-Known Member Feb 16, 2010 641 0 0 #15 gemineye62, Dec 19, 2015 Could someone post a video so we can see how it plays? Thank you. SimonMagus Well-Known Member Nov 22, 2015 71 0 0 #16 SimonMagus, Dec 19, 2015 Last edited: Dec 19, 2015 I have not given up on the idea of owning this game yet.. I'd to see gameplay too if possible. Sonicx Active Member Feb 26, 2011 25 1 3 #17 Sonicx, Dec 19, 2015 How i use a healing potion? Why there is nothing to buy in the shop? I get an error always when i die. iPhone 6+ newest iOS. Runtime error: no such table: combat_mobs and then app crash. Thx for reply havlen Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2014 57 7 8 #18 havlen, Dec 19, 2015 I don't plan on having any multiclassing in the game like Endless Depths 2. If I add more classes, they will be base classes. havlen Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2014 57 7 8 #19 havlen, Dec 19, 2015 You can use a healing potion using the "Use Power" button but it takes an action just like using any other ability. This means you won't see the healing potion power if you've already taken another action with that character. The shop actually populates with the items you sell. I'll see if I can duplicate that error. How many characters are you using in a party? I had that error in testing but thought I'd squashed it, but sometimes the number of characters in the party can cause odd things to happen. (By the way, the game is designed to allow you to run through with 1 character, 2 character, 3 or 4 and add difficulty -- i.e. more mobs -- to the mix based on the number of characters in the party.) havlen Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2014 57 7 8 #20 havlen, Dec 19, 2015 I might see what I can do about a video after the holidays. 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It's s very unique take on the party based dungeon crawler and it's pretty darn hard. I love this guys games so I'll always buy em
Thanks Repulsa. I'm the same guy that did Endless Depths and Endless Nights, so if you've played any of those games, you know a little what to expect. This game is party-based and has some big differences from those other games. One thing to be aware of is the permadeath in the game. If your character dies, it is permanent, but you have the opportunity to bandage the character. One thing I liked about this feature in testing is that I actually ran away and escaped the dungeon at times if things went sour. I've tried to explain most abilities and items in the game well enough so that you can understand the mechanics. You can also use the identify button to check out monsters in the dungeon. There's a 20-sided dice at the bottom of the screen that will show your attack roll, any to-hit bonuses and what you need to roll for a hit. I think the mechanics will be a little easier to understand because of this.
I made it out of the dungeon with my entire party intact my first run so i was pretty proud of myself.I love the random events, just when you think you are safe poisonous snakes will fall down from the ceiling and surround you or an earthquake will cause damage to several of your party
This was on level one dungeon, there are various difficulties/levels so it shouldn't be too hard and maybe some would have a harder time then others I have been playing roguelike dungeon crawlers for a loooong time
So I tried Endless Depths 2 and it didn't really grab me.. Call me petty, but I do enjoy background music and sfx.. Music wasn't present, and sfx were nothing more then pattering footsteps. This felt a little dry. Is this the same model used in Dungeons of Evermore? Edit.. Ok, I get it now.. I went back and played Endless Depths 2 and Endless Nights just long enough to understand the mechanics a bit better and come to terms with the 'simplicity' that masks much deeper gameplay.
It's pretty much the same soundfx for the most part. The game is balanced to be easier than a standard roguelike for the most part. The first levels shouldn't be too difficult, but once you hit around lvl 3 it should get a bit more difficult. The Event meter is reset when you explore an area that has monsters and reset a little if you explore and there were no monsters. Part of playing through is balancing how quickly you explore.
How i use a healing potion? Why there is nothing to buy in the shop? I get an error always when i die. iPhone 6+ newest iOS. Runtime error: no such table: combat_mobs and then app crash. Thx for reply
I don't plan on having any multiclassing in the game like Endless Depths 2. If I add more classes, they will be base classes.
You can use a healing potion using the "Use Power" button but it takes an action just like using any other ability. This means you won't see the healing potion power if you've already taken another action with that character. The shop actually populates with the items you sell. I'll see if I can duplicate that error. How many characters are you using in a party? I had that error in testing but thought I'd squashed it, but sometimes the number of characters in the party can cause odd things to happen. (By the way, the game is designed to allow you to run through with 1 character, 2 character, 3 or 4 and add difficulty -- i.e. more mobs -- to the mix based on the number of characters in the party.)
I might see what I can do about a video after the holidays. Never captured video gameplay but I'm sure it can't be too difficult.
