Popup Dungeon

Aug 28, 2020

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Aug 11, 2020

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Aug 11, 2020

Popup Dungeon has the type of creation tools that will fuel internet insanity for years to come. They're in the same weight class as the WWE 2K series and Soul Calibur, often overshadowing the base game they're bundled with simply due to how easy they are for everyone to use. If players avoid the occasional cringe that punctuates Triple.B.Games' contributions, they'll find a treasure trove of opportunity that can easily suck away the hours. Next: Hellbound Review: A Doomed Clone Of 90s Greats Popup Dungeon is available on PC.

Aug 11, 2020

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Aug 17, 2020

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Sep 2, 2020

Popup Dungeon is a fantastic starter game for newbies to the turn-based strategy genre, and it’s the ultimate playground for those who want complete creative freedom to make their own tabletop adventure. You could play around with the creation tools for hours and almost never skim the surface of what’s possible — the sky is truly the limit here. Though it’s certainly not a game for everyone, it’s one of the most impressive experiences I’ve seen for customization, and a must-have for anyone who wants to create an in-depth D&D campaign. The lack of tutorial in the creation section makes the learning curve slightly steeper than it needs to be, but it’s certainly not impossible to figure out.

Aug 11, 2020

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Sep 23, 2020

Overall Popup Dungeon is a very average game; first launching on Kickstarter April 3rd 2014, it has taken more than 6 years to release but the game and the humour already feels outdated. However Triple.B.Titles have done a great job at creating a papercraft style game and by adding more depth to the combat I could see this game sticking around for a while with the aid of a creative community to take the game to its limits.