Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bitdungeoniii/id1513854617 bitDungeonIII KintoGames LLC bitDungeonIII is a 2d action adventure game with rogue-lite elements. Randomly generated overworld and dungeons. Make al… $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsbitDungeonIII is a 2d action adventure game with rogue-lite elements. Randomly generated overworld and dungeons. Make allies with other players or kill them for their precious inventory items. Discover random items that greatly enhance and affect your character. Save a world that can't be saved. Features: Permadeath. You get one soul and only one chance to retrieve it when you die. Killing Bosses also grant souls. Randomly pre-generated overworld, dungeons, secrets, items and humanoid npcs. Online play using P2P networking,co-op and pvp. Each weapon type has a unique power attack and stat scaling. Level up based on which weapon you use. Change weapons to start leveling up that weapon type going towards your general level. Powerful weapon enchants dropped from bosses. Augment your character through changeable stat runes collected throughout your adventure. Boss & quest weapons. Giant difficult dungeon bosses. Original soundtrack by Houzatosis & Stress_TN. Controller Support. New game plus for endless replay value. Information Seller:KintoGames LLC Genre:Role Playing Release:Jun 03, 2020 Updated:Mar 18, 2023 Version:2.30 Size:279.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Ghost Playz and Caatalyst like this. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,125 703 113 #2 anthony78, Jun 4, 2020 Looks like in addition to this release, the first two games have gotten updates for the first time in years. Sadly still no iPhone X support on those through. Might give this one a shot. Unordinary Well-Known Member May 15, 2018 211 99 28 Male Amsterdam #3 Unordinary, Jun 4, 2020 Wow a new game and an update for the old ones and it’s cheap too... sold! Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #4 Repulsa, Jun 4, 2020 Last edited: Jun 4, 2020 BitDungeonII was one of my favorites that I was so sad to lose after the big update, so psyched I get not only that, but III as well! How on earth does the multiplayer work?! Ok figured out how to join someone else’s game (through your inventory) but it doesn’t seem to work very well Unordinary Well-Known Member May 15, 2018 211 99 28 Male Amsterdam #5 Unordinary, Jun 5, 2020 I have been able to join a couple of worlds and kill some stuff together. I really like that you can build a house that you can use to trade stuff between your own characters. Haven’t tried the pvp arena yet so i don’t know how that works. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #6 stubbieoz, Jun 5, 2020 Woohoo, can now go back and play the first one again! anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,125 703 113 #7 anthony78, Jun 6, 2020 Is this one still tap to move? Never fond of those controls (prefer a virtual joystick). Lull4by Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2014 767 313 63 #8 Lull4by, Jun 6, 2020 The touch control is still tap to move unfortunately. However, you can use controller or keyboard to play the game. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 999 113 #9 ste86uk, Jun 6, 2020 I have been waiting for more feedback here to help me decide but it feels pretty quiet. Do you all recommend this? How are the controls if you aren’t using a controller with those comments on touch to move? Also has anyone had that co-op working? Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #10 Repulsa, Jun 7, 2020 How do you build a house? Unordinary Well-Known Member May 15, 2018 211 99 28 Male Amsterdam #11 Unordinary, Jun 7, 2020 Spoiler There is an NPC in the forest who builds you a house for 1000 black coins Jstorm Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2020 1,082 474 83 Male Employed Earth #12 Jstorm, Jun 7, 2020 Last edited: Jun 7, 2020 This is a weird game... I don’t even know who I am, or what kind of a world I am in. Does this game has a goal or is this one of those games that I need to set my own goal? Will these questions get answered as the game progress? Jstorm Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2020 1,082 474 83 Male Employed Earth #13 Jstorm, Jun 8, 2020 For those wondering how stats affect the character, and what terminologies such as smite, proc, etc, are, I found a post on the bitdungeon3 steam forum. https://steamcommunity.com/app/856210/discussions/0/1651043958631589553/ I have no clue why devs didn’t include such info in the game tutorial. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #14 stubbieoz, Jun 20, 2020 Just a heads up, Bit Dungeon II is on sale. I wanted to post this in the thread for that game but TAs’ forum search result was not all that fruitful, perhaps there isn’t one? syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #15 syntheticvoid, Jun 21, 2020 https://toucharcade.com/community/threads/bit-dungeon-ii-by-kintogames.250567/ =) stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #16 stubbieoz, Jun 21, 2020 Okay you win I’m actually glad I got it at a sale price...... because it looks ugly on a big iPad Pro .....the first game is so much better. syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #17 syntheticvoid, Jun 22, 2020 If it helps, I got that links through Google giving me a link to the review here on TA. So.... <shrug> I also had no luck searching here. Just picked this up and pretty excited to play. I still have the first two on my old iP5. Definitely looking forward to gettin into this one. But even after all the time I've put into II, the first is still my favorite. Just love the way the level design and the mechanics of it all work together. Not that they don't in the 2nd, just.... REALLY clicked with the first. Maybe 3 will bump it down. ♂️ stubbieoz likes this. syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #18 syntheticvoid, Jun 26, 2020 Last edited: Jun 26, 2020 Wow. Just..... ..... wow! I was skeptical, even having enjoyed the first two in the series quite a bit, but I am pretty freak'n impressed right here. It plays pretty much just like bD2, wandering around different smaller sections, distinguishable by the environment and enemies, of a larger map while looking for dungeons to jump into. Each dungeon has some secrets and a boss and you'll need to kill each boss in order to unlock whatever is in a strange, large building somewhere in the world (I do t know if it spawns in the same environment each game or not as I'm still on my first - dying just drops all of your held gear, none of the gear you're wearing, leaves it on the ground where you died and you come to next to the last campfire you saved at). There's a few NPCs standing around to interact with/give you quests/expand the story.... usually finding something in a dungeon or finding someone if you run into a master or student. I think you need to find the apprentices in any given area, who will ask if you've seen their master, before you can enter that area's dungeon, but I'm not 100% sure about that. There does seem to be quite a bit of story/lore sprinkled throughout that you might be able to dive into. Slightly reminiscent of Hyper Light Drifter as in - it's there for you if you want to take the time to try and figure it all out : but if you don't, that won't stop you from knowing what you need to do or from beating the game. I've become a little fan of this type of story presentation over the last few years.... and it's done really well here. Anyway - the controls, I think, are a bit tighter than they were in the last games. This could also have something to do with the camera movement, I'm not sure, but I haven't found myself fighting with them in the slightest and it's comfortable to play in both landscape and portrait modes. There are several campfires scattered about where you can save (I should also say that the game is saved when you enter or leave a dungeon too), heal and also dump all the extra gear and items you don't need in exchange for currency ; those black orb things. You do only have 8 free spots to carry extra stuff, but you also have 12 different items you can equip as well as slots for 6 boosts (that increase stats; strength, intelligence, health, eco...), so you'll constantly be dumping items to make room for new ones, running back to campfires, debating which pieces to get rid of..... standard affair there. Graphics, animations, atmosphere.... they're all great... as you'll know if you've played either of the previous two (on my iPhone 6S, anyway - no clue what it looks like on anything bigger). The music/fx really blew me away. I can't remember the music or FX from the previous two, but for III, all of the audio adds to the atmosphere in the perfect way, and I love it. I've spent $30 on games in the last week and this is the only game I've not only come back to a second time (and many more after that as well), but have basically been playing nothing but this since I got it. And while it's pretty forgiving when it comes to dying, that's not to say that the game isn't hard. Pick the wrong dungeon, face the wrong boss, and you're done for. Don't learn the boss's attacks and you'll never beat them. The 'popcorn' enemies all around the larger main map areas get tougher whenever you defeat a boss and if you get swarmed by them and a handful of the larger guys that take some more concentration to beat and you could very easily be sent back to a campfire. But really, the bosses are where the difficulty lies, and the constant slaughtering of enemies that you'll be doing most of the time can easily put you at ease at just the wrong time. TL;DR:;: I. Am. LOVING. This. Game. If you have any interest, pick it up. Like dungeon crawlers? Pick it up. Liked the previous titles? GET IT!!! GET IT NOW!!! =D naghihimutuc, tops2 and ThirdMoon like this. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #19 stubbieoz, Jun 26, 2020 I bought it purely in appreciation for your extended review. naghihimutuc and syntheticvoid like this. tops2 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2011 2,082 55 48 #20 tops2, Jun 27, 2020 @syntheticvoid: How's the stability of this game? I redownloaded the first and second one. I only remember playing the first one but never really played the second one (since I don't remember it..but its in my purchase history...). I played the second one a bit the past few days but found the game kept crashing at random points so I ended up deleting it... As an aside..I liked Hyper Light Drifter a little.. The action is good..but the map and my short term memory had me backtracking way too much... Edit: Wow..just found out the link in my signature to our old Bullet Hell group doesn't work..maybe I should take it out... 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Looks like in addition to this release, the first two games have gotten updates for the first time in years. Sadly still no iPhone X support on those through. Might give this one a shot.
BitDungeonII was one of my favorites that I was so sad to lose after the big update, so psyched I get not only that, but III as well! How on earth does the multiplayer work?! Ok figured out how to join someone else’s game (through your inventory) but it doesn’t seem to work very well
I have been able to join a couple of worlds and kill some stuff together. I really like that you can build a house that you can use to trade stuff between your own characters. Haven’t tried the pvp arena yet so i don’t know how that works.
The touch control is still tap to move unfortunately. However, you can use controller or keyboard to play the game.
I have been waiting for more feedback here to help me decide but it feels pretty quiet. Do you all recommend this? How are the controls if you aren’t using a controller with those comments on touch to move? Also has anyone had that co-op working?
This is a weird game... I don’t even know who I am, or what kind of a world I am in. Does this game has a goal or is this one of those games that I need to set my own goal? Will these questions get answered as the game progress?
For those wondering how stats affect the character, and what terminologies such as smite, proc, etc, are, I found a post on the bitdungeon3 steam forum. https://steamcommunity.com/app/856210/discussions/0/1651043958631589553/ I have no clue why devs didn’t include such info in the game tutorial.
Just a heads up, Bit Dungeon II is on sale. I wanted to post this in the thread for that game but TAs’ forum search result was not all that fruitful, perhaps there isn’t one?
Okay you win I’m actually glad I got it at a sale price...... because it looks ugly on a big iPad Pro .....the first game is so much better.
If it helps, I got that links through Google giving me a link to the review here on TA. So.... <shrug> I also had no luck searching here. Just picked this up and pretty excited to play. I still have the first two on my old iP5. Definitely looking forward to gettin into this one. But even after all the time I've put into II, the first is still my favorite. Just love the way the level design and the mechanics of it all work together. Not that they don't in the 2nd, just.... REALLY clicked with the first. Maybe 3 will bump it down. ♂️
Wow. Just..... ..... wow! I was skeptical, even having enjoyed the first two in the series quite a bit, but I am pretty freak'n impressed right here. It plays pretty much just like bD2, wandering around different smaller sections, distinguishable by the environment and enemies, of a larger map while looking for dungeons to jump into. Each dungeon has some secrets and a boss and you'll need to kill each boss in order to unlock whatever is in a strange, large building somewhere in the world (I do t know if it spawns in the same environment each game or not as I'm still on my first - dying just drops all of your held gear, none of the gear you're wearing, leaves it on the ground where you died and you come to next to the last campfire you saved at). There's a few NPCs standing around to interact with/give you quests/expand the story.... usually finding something in a dungeon or finding someone if you run into a master or student. I think you need to find the apprentices in any given area, who will ask if you've seen their master, before you can enter that area's dungeon, but I'm not 100% sure about that. There does seem to be quite a bit of story/lore sprinkled throughout that you might be able to dive into. Slightly reminiscent of Hyper Light Drifter as in - it's there for you if you want to take the time to try and figure it all out : but if you don't, that won't stop you from knowing what you need to do or from beating the game. I've become a little fan of this type of story presentation over the last few years.... and it's done really well here. Anyway - the controls, I think, are a bit tighter than they were in the last games. This could also have something to do with the camera movement, I'm not sure, but I haven't found myself fighting with them in the slightest and it's comfortable to play in both landscape and portrait modes. There are several campfires scattered about where you can save (I should also say that the game is saved when you enter or leave a dungeon too), heal and also dump all the extra gear and items you don't need in exchange for currency ; those black orb things. You do only have 8 free spots to carry extra stuff, but you also have 12 different items you can equip as well as slots for 6 boosts (that increase stats; strength, intelligence, health, eco...), so you'll constantly be dumping items to make room for new ones, running back to campfires, debating which pieces to get rid of..... standard affair there. Graphics, animations, atmosphere.... they're all great... as you'll know if you've played either of the previous two (on my iPhone 6S, anyway - no clue what it looks like on anything bigger). The music/fx really blew me away. I can't remember the music or FX from the previous two, but for III, all of the audio adds to the atmosphere in the perfect way, and I love it. I've spent $30 on games in the last week and this is the only game I've not only come back to a second time (and many more after that as well), but have basically been playing nothing but this since I got it. And while it's pretty forgiving when it comes to dying, that's not to say that the game isn't hard. Pick the wrong dungeon, face the wrong boss, and you're done for. Don't learn the boss's attacks and you'll never beat them. The 'popcorn' enemies all around the larger main map areas get tougher whenever you defeat a boss and if you get swarmed by them and a handful of the larger guys that take some more concentration to beat and you could very easily be sent back to a campfire. But really, the bosses are where the difficulty lies, and the constant slaughtering of enemies that you'll be doing most of the time can easily put you at ease at just the wrong time. TL;DR:;: I. Am. LOVING. This. Game. If you have any interest, pick it up. Like dungeon crawlers? Pick it up. Liked the previous titles? GET IT!!! GET IT NOW!!! =D
@syntheticvoid: How's the stability of this game? I redownloaded the first and second one. I only remember playing the first one but never really played the second one (since I don't remember it..but its in my purchase history...). I played the second one a bit the past few days but found the game kept crashing at random points so I ended up deleting it... As an aside..I liked Hyper Light Drifter a little.. The action is good..but the map and my short term memory had me backtracking way too much... Edit: Wow..just found out the link in my signature to our old Bullet Hell group doesn't work..maybe I should take it out...
