Tyler Mitchell, GIZORAMA - "Dungeon of the Endless, like Endless Legend during it’s Early Access phase, neglects to include much in the way of tutorials. It’s base objective is pretty clear, but the finer details are less defined. You’re tasked with simultaneously defending a crystal which holds much power, while trying to explore the dungeon and discover the exit. Once you’ve discovered the exit, it’s time to grab the crystal and make your way out while battling dozens of monsters. The finer points are not explained and are left to be discovered. For example, you’re able to bring power to each room (a detail that, admittedly I may have missed). Bringing power to a room then allows you to build defensive structures within. Again, this was something that wasn’t described, and perhaps the game will benefit from a tutorial post-release, not unlike Amplitude’s previous games."
Megan Spurr, Community Manager:
"Welcome to June – we’ve got robots, we’ve got reMix, we’ve got Resnarkled (I didn’t make that word up, they did) and other things like DLC but I couldn’t find a way to make them start with “r”. There is plenty to get to for console and PC, so let’s jump in"
Nice titles! I plan on giving Thronebreaker, NMS, and Kingdom Hearts a go. It's kinda crazy all the Kingdom heart games are on gamepass now.
All the classic Kingdom hearts games are in enhanced 4k on Xbox One X. Time to play them again
and Kingdom Hearts III. Game Pass would be a great way for newcomers to play all mainline games in the series.
Dungeon of the Endless provides a fun and unique, yet slightly complicated, dungeon-crawling adventure, although the fact that the game in its current state is somewhat unstable might be reason enough to wait for things to get updated.
Lyle Carr: "If you're able to invest the time into Dungeon of the Endless, there's so much unique strategy/tower defense gameplay here to sink your teeth into."
