Danny from TwoDashStash writes:
Dungeons: The Eye of Draconus is poorly made, full of poor humour and fails to capture the charm and nostalgia associated with old-school brawlers. Dungeons didn't have a lot of potential, but what small amount it did have it was unable to fulfill. It is clear that the developer, SuckerFree Games, was well informed of the genre’s history, but rather than using that knowledge to improve and build upon the genre they wasted it on crude humour.
Jon of RGN writes, "Dungeons: The Eye of Draconus is a 2D Brawler type game which if you find yourself as one of those types of gamers that feels the need to compare directly to others then in essence of gameplay mechanics Golden Axe from the Sega Genesis days could be passed as a game that definitely helped inspire a title like Dungeons: The Eye of Draconus. With a screen full of over 50 characters at any given time though, Eye of Draconus gets a lot more intense. A comedic style is used to keep things from getting too edgy.
With 3 player co-op featured for both online and local multiplayer, gamers are faced with a plot-driven narrative told through dialogue and cutscenes and based on live action series. This game has been in development for 5 years plus 2 years for the script during internship and the developers had to fight to get the control of their content rights back for this IP that has taken nearly a decade to bring to essence."
