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Dungeon Hearts [Online Game Code]

Platform : Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 7
Rated: Everyone
DRM: Steam
3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 3 ratings

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Dungeon Hearts fuses the strategy and pattern matching of puzzle games with the kinetic pace of action games. Align magical runes as they flow along the Fatestream to attack, defend, and conjure magic in frenetic battles against a bestiary of fantastic creatures out to use those same runes against you. Chain together multiple attacks and unleash powerful combos or call upon each hero's special attacks to devastate your enemies to survive the twists and turns of Dungeon Heart's evolving gameplay. Strike down all that stand in your way and level up your brave warriors as each foe grows more powerful than the last, culminating in the final battle with The Dark One himself!

Four spirits race across the land, burdened with tragedy. Within each lies the specter of guilt and fear, which The Dark One bends to his will to enact his resurrection. They realize the deception too late as the promise of salvation turns to betrayal. A black wind washes over the planes, turning all to ash. As the fallen heroes face the engulfing void, a spark of hope clings to life. When the demon peered into their hearts to learn their secrets, so too did they learn his...

  • Puzzle/RPG Hybrid – Quickly align runes within the rapid match-three puzzle system to wield devastating attacks, defend against enemy offensives, and unleash multi-hero combos. The
  • Fatestream – Plan your strategy under pressure with dozens of different runes linked to each hero and defend against powerful attacks and dreaded hexes cast by enemies against your heroes.
  • Four Unique Heroes – Balance the individual skills of each hero and level them up to unlock and unleash a dozen different special powers for new attacks, healing magic, and time-altering spells.
  • Limitless Adventure – Face a randomly generated battle sequence with every new adventure and battle against a bestiary of over 40 creatures and 7 bosses lurking around ten unique environments.
  • Brimming with Secrets – Each defeated enemy reveals a sliver of the world's lore and the heroes' history.

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Minimum Specifications: OS: PC - Win 7 and Vista Processor: Core Duo RAM: 2 GB Hard Drive: 400 MB Video Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Additional Info: Unknown

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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2013
    Dungeon Hearts brings together a lot of things I like, mostly match 3 and music mechanics. What it lacks, and what led me to purchase this in the first place, is the promised RPG elements. Yes, there are special attacks of increasing power, and they certainly put the word "Dungeon" in the title, but there's absolutely no sense of permanence to the proceedings.

    A small horde of games within this genre have a better grasp on how to keep the player engaged across multiple sessions. From the extreme cases, like Puzzle Quest, where you have a full customizable character, to the Infinity Blade series, which lets you gain levels through your gear, all the way down to Jetpack Joyride, which gives you tiered levels of achievements, many of these budget-priced games give you some permanent improvement or upgrade between the short, impulsive game sessions.

    The RPG trappings would suggest something more, like a leveling system, or an item system, or the ability to really customize characters. It ends up having the worst features of a Rogue-like or an old arcade game, without the individual playthroughs having enough satisfaction to justify the format.

    While it's ultimately nice looking and clever in premise, there's just not much to keep a player coming back after the first few times. There are far more long-lasting experiences you can get for this amount of money.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2013
    The game is a combination of genres, adictive and fun. Enojyed this a lot. I wish there was more characters, but the game itself is really great. There is an endless mode and some other extras. For an iPad Port the game really makes a good job in controls.

    It is hectic and fast pased, but at the same time is a puzzle game.
  • Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2013
    I have played plenty of games in my day, but this one is one of the worst. It has some decent graphics and an interesting concept, but the game plays like a horrible D&D, guitar hero, connect the bubbles, touchscreen mashup. For a computer that is not touchscreen it is a hassle to play. even on a touchscreen i doubt it would be all that great i fell like the developers were trying really hard to make a new and interesting game. They succeded at the new nad interesting, they forgot the part where it is supposed to be fun or enjoyable. check out some videos before you buy this game, or find a demo.