Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Jan 13, 2022

  This game is a good idea and fairly easy to play. It is a Dungeon builder management type of game. However it does have a few bugs, like not all achievements /Rewards in game seem to work, Very few active players to make friends with that are online and when selling goods the price seem a bit low. But overall it reasonable game, I would say it little overpriced so if you would like to try this wait until goes into a sale. Recommended 2.5 stars out 5 stars.
• gamedeal user

  May 24, 2022

  This game would be amazing for those who like Dungeon Builder type games. Instead? It plays like a lot of mobile/facebook games where, unless you have a large group of people playing with you? You're just going to click a few things and then sit around and wait for something else to click. If I'd read the reviews first? I never would have bought it. Instead, however, I was duped by the 'tags' on the game itself and the low price point of twelve bucks. This game represents both money and time that I will never get back. Having said that? The game is kinda cute in its own way. It very clearly pulls a lot of its aesthetics from other classics of the dungeon builder genre, which isn't really a bad thing. Some of its mechanics are left kind of nebulous, such as the spawn conditions and rates of the imps and goblins. It tells you that imps need beds and goblins need food... but that's about all it tells you. The overall feel of the mechanics are easy enough to grasp in terms of what you have to click to make things happen, but frankly? The game is just boring. Gold production is achieved through having your goblins produce trinkets to sell... which makes no sense since you then turn around and raid villages, who, presumably, are the market you're selling to in the first place. Add to that the fact that the gold economy is so horribly unbalanced that it takes almost 40 lava lamps (each of which takes a base time of seven minutes to make) to earn enough gold for one dorm tile. You want a gym tile? Triple that number. It's utterly ridiculous. Sure you get occasional productivity boosts for your goblins, but the time they shave off is negligible at best and has no noticeable impact on your overall net gains. Then we come to 'combat'. After reaching a certain level, you can go out into the world and raid towns and villages. The combat is even less inspired than the dungeon building mechanics, though, since all you do is set five monsters up in a straight, horizontal line, and they march forward and attack whatever is in front of them, and ONLY what it is in front, and adjacent to them. It costs 3550 gold for your basic mercenaries, which are your only combat units and can only be purchased with gold. That's roughly 120 lava lamps (again, seven minutes each) for each mercenary. Oh, and once you've conquered a town? That's it. You're done and can't fight that town again either. Boring. In summary? I would never buy this game again, and I hope this developer either gets their head out of their backside and makes an actual game soon, or just fades into obscurity like most garbage game devs do. Don't sell me on a Dungeon Builder and then hand me a knock off, reskinned version of Evony. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2019

  On the fence On one hand it seems to be a solid dungeon builder, with things like dungeon atractiveness and placing things how you want on the other it feels like a mobile game, the game seems to be increadably slow paced which might appeal to some and make others destroy thier keyboards in frustration. Personaly I cant decide but I dont think Ill play it again unless it becomes better paced.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2019

  Feels like those Facebook games without the microtransactions, theres alot of waiting around, Rooms, Walls and even floors to so long to claim, now im not saying its not a bad game, but this game dosent come close to Dungeon keeper, War for the overworld and even KeeperRL, so all an all if u enjoy a slow paced game this is for u, an if your more old school fast pace then u may die of either waiting for the walls floors and rooms to be claimable or straight up boredom. Tho its early days, lets keep our eye on it and hope it dosent become too slow paced
• gamedeal user

  Jan 25, 2019

  This game is just a Steam based version of UnderMaster, which was released a few years ago as a browser game, but here its stripped of its microtransactions. I'd be on-board with this change if they took out the ridiculously long wait times for which there is now no remedy because of the afformentioned lack of microtransactions. Its pretty brazen to release an old game with a new title without so much as giving it a fresh coat of paint. Basically, it breaks the game to remove the pay-to-win mechanic without also changing the rest of the game to match. Original game: https://www.undermaster.com/game/
• gamedeal user

  Mar 10, 2019

  TOO MUCH WAITING AND NO MUSIC!!! IT'S LIKE A PHONE GAME WITH THE WAITING, AND HARD TO GET CURRENCY, BUT WITHOUT THE IN-APP PURCHASES!!!
• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2019

  Lets be frank....This is a browser game advertised as a dungeon builder sim and sold to people hoping for a fun dungeon builder instead you will get tedious micro-management in a way that just screams "Cash Grab"
• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2020

  Nice game but heats up CPU rapidly so can only play in short bursts. For that reason would not recommend it.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 23, 2021

  May this abandoned masterpiece rise from the dead in glorious manifestation of completeness. It is an incredible game which hits all the right spots of game play and grisly color rich artistry. Visuals are perfection personified as they have everything i have been looking for in a dungeon simulator with plenty of grim gruesome detailed graphics set in a dark game world unlike so many other dungeon building games which go for a comical cartoon look. Audio and music cues are done in a dramatic theatrical manner adding to the foreboding impact of one's actions during game play giving a sense of satisfying creepy progress. It is obvious a lot of dedicated intense hard work went into the creation of LITTLE IMPS: A DUNGEON BUILDER and it is good to see the Dev on the forums being honest about the current state of the game leaving it up to the consumer to purchase their incredible yet unfinished work. LITTLE IMPS: A DUNGEON BUILDER, BUY IT! PLAY IT! Revel in the beautiful dungeon darkness of gaming brilliance it conjures forth with masterful bloodied brush strokes of artistic genius!