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#17: Drawngeon

Drawngeon is a budget title that looks like someone drew it in a school book. Unfortunately it plays like someone drew it in a school book too. I played it once for five minutes and it ate ass.

I knew it was gonna be a mediocre experience, but something about it reminded me of Guild of Dungeoneering - I had it on PC, and it recently got a Switch port. Guild of Dungeoneering is actually really fun, I'd recommend trying it out. Don't buy Drawngeon though. It's dogshit.

#16: Zodiakalik

Zodiakalik is a very cheap turn-based RPG. Some of the graphics are bugged, the low-poly look is interesting but it feels like a product of its budget more than anything, and the battle mechanics were pretty stiff and slow. I didn't get far with this one either.

There's a first-person mode that I thought was really fun and interesting. That being said, the game failed to impress and I didn't get far. It was, like Drawngeon, a budget purchase - but I feel like Zodiakalik has more integrity than Drawngeon, and while its design isn't very good and is noticeably unpolished, it was at least - to a degree - playable. A little bit novel, even. I still wouldn't recommend this game though.

#15: Labyrinth of the Witch

This is a Mystery Dungeon-type game. One day I had a hankering for that type of game, and I had my eye on this one for a while due to it's decentish graphics and cheap sale price.

What sinks Labyrinth of the Witch is that it's clearly a port of a phone game. The interface is all bubbly and arranged like cellphone buttons, and I think there was a gacha wheel as well for some reason. I gave it a fair shot, and it scratched that middling Mystery Dungeon itch I had - but ultimately, I'm not a huge fan of this style of game in the first place, so it rolled off like water from a duck's back.

The game just has a very cheap, cynical vibe to it. The part about it being an obvious phone port is what sealed the deal for me.