Pixel Roguelike Dungeon Crawlers We Love

"Moonlighter" is a pixel-based adventure-merchant game where we delve into dungeons, defeat enemies, collect their loot, and eventually return to town to sell our spoils and enhance our gear. The game features five dungeons comprising three floors and a formidable boss. We can return to town through various means, such as defeating the boss, paying a fee for a one-way trip back, or opening a portal that allows us to return to the same floor, fully rejuvenated and restocked. In this game, we have a choice of five weapon types: sword and shield, big sword, spear, gloves, and bows. Each weapon type offers two upgrade paths, one focused on raw damage and the other on elemental damage. Spears are the best option due to their remarkable range, swift attack speed, and substantial damage output. However, big swords are cumbersome, while the other melee weapons need more range. While having its uses, the bow may need to provide more benefits to justify its inclusion. Players can freely switch between two weapons within a dungeon, but upgrading armor merely enhances its stats.

At its core, Idle Sword 2: Incremental Dungeon Crawling RPG is a simple point-and-click dungeon crawler RPG that has players collect loot and characters. But is there more  to it than that? I decided to explore  this game and see if there is more than its simple nature. As I said, it's just point and click. Players just click where they want to go, and the party heads there. And when they encounter monsters along the way, the battles are pretty much automatic. There's also the fact that much of the unexplored parts of the dungeon remaining black, so there is a sense of the unknown while you're exploring.

Cave Heroes: Idle Dungeon Crawl is an amazing pixel RPG AFK simulation mobile game where you can build a very powerful kingdom of your own with bustling population and economy, while fighting epic monsters in cave dungeons to gather precious loots. Even though the graphics is pixel quality, the gameplay mechanics is very entertaining and detailed. I found it very fun to be able to hire various types of human workforce like farmers, miners and lumberjacks to collect various resources which are needed to populate and build a strong empire. There are lots of various buildings that you can build to facilitate your increasing population and become more productive. As this is an AFK game as well, you can collect a lots of resources from battles and kingdom while you are away from your device. Your heroes and village will keep leveling up while you are away. So, even while you go AFK on this game, your gameplay progression will still be active!