One of the more unique hooks of Darkest Dungeon comes with its stress system. Don’t worry about that too much though because there are plenty of characters around to join your team. There’s also a permadeath element in place, meaning that if your characters die in battle they’re gone for good. It also just so happens to be bloody brilliant too, and a game I highly recommend Switch owners checking out – if they’re brave enough…Īnyone who has played a rogue-like will know what to expect from Darkest Dungeon you’ve got your randomised heroes to recruit, randomised dungeons to explore, and randomised situations to find yourself in. I’ve spent a good while with the game now, and yes, I can confirm that it’s particularly brutal at times. This isn’t a game for the fainthearted, but rather one for those who enjoy a challenge and are willing to sink the hours in to build up a team that’s strong enough (mentally and physically) to conquer the darkest of dungeons. Of course, whilst it has mostly been compliments that are associated with Darkest Dungeon, I’ve also heard how punishing it can be to play. I’d missed out on the title for quite a while, but with the convenience of the portability with the Switch, it seemed like the perfect time to play it. Have you ever heard so many good things about a game that you’ve simply HAD to play it? That’s how I’d been feeling about Darkest Dungeon, the rogue-like dungeon crawler from Red Hook Studios that started life on PC but has now made its way over to the Nintendo Switch. Platform(s): Nintendo Switch (Reviewed), PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, PC, Mac, Linux
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