David: A great evil has befallen the kingdom, and it’s up to a great hero to ensure that the castle remains safe against the various ogres, skeletons, slugs, and other monsters that are lurking about. With your trusty sword, you venture forth and lay siege to anyone that would dare bring harm to your beloved home. Devious Dungeon brings back the charm of old school hack and slash games, and this title does not fail in bringing back those 8-bit side scrolling memories. If you feel the need to shake off some of that rust, then feel free to read through this guide first.
Taking inspiration from the fairly successful Rogue Legacy comes a new take on the rogue-lite action RPG, with distinct levels and checkpoints galore.
Tanveer writes - In a time where games are becoming increasingly more complex and layered, it’s interesting to see one which does the complete opposite.
Andy writes: "Our Xbox One review of Devious Dungeon - It’s fair to say that when Devious Dungeon landed with me for review I wasn’t really hoping for a great deal from it, yet another roguelike with random dungeons. However, after starting the game up for the first time I blinked and an hour had passed!"
