Touch Arcade: Slot machines and RPGs make good bedfellows, as the King Cashing series has taught us. Dungeon Plunder [$1.99] takes that combination and applies it to the roguelike, creating an interesting pairing. On one hand, the semi-random nature of slots works nicely in the otherwise randomized world. On the other hand, I like my combat to be quick, you know?
TouchGen: There are certain elements any self respecting Roguelike RPG needs to have in order to considered for the moniker; things like randomly generated maps, turn-based battle systems, permanent death and…rats.
Developer Dominic Duchesne combines roguelike/RPG conventions with a slot machine combat system in iOS title Dungeon Plunder.
PadGadget: Dungeon Plunder is a cross between a slot machine and an RPG, which may seem like an odd combo, but it’s actually quite clever. All combat is based on random chance, making Dungeon Plunder an uniquely fun game.
