6.9
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Ludopedia
6.1
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those seeking a quick, casual dungeon crawler focused on luck and pure fun.
Highlights
- Amazing treasure chest-shaped box
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Very easy to teach beginners
- Thrilling push-your-luck tension
Keep in mind
- Luck outweighs strategy significantly
- Can feel repetitive after many sessions
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Gear up your party, keep your tricks ready, and wish yourself luck, because the dungeon is unforgiving! In Dungeon Roll, you and your friends take on the role of adventurers seeking glory, fame, and, of course, plenty of gold. The goal is straightforward: collect the most experience points by defeating creatures and looting treasures, but the path is riddled with risks. Each player chooses a hero with unique abilities—such as the Enchantress or the Half-Goblin—providing the strategic edge needed to survive.
The game dynamics feature an interesting rotation. While one player takes the role of the Adventurer, trying to push as far as possible, another acts as the Dungeon Lord, rolling dice to place obstacles in their way. The Adventurer uses their party dice (featuring warriors, mages, clerics, and thieves) to fight off monsters like skeletons and oozes, or to crack open chests. The game box itself, shaped like a treasure chest, adds to the immersion, as you pull treasure tokens directly from within it.
But be warned: the further you go, the more dangerous the dungeon becomes. If you're too bold, you'll inevitably attract the attention of the big boss: The Dragon. When dragon faces dominate the dungeon dice, the final battle begins. Taking down the beast requires a team effort, needing a variety of companion types. After three rounds of tension and luck, it's time to tally the experience points and head to the inn to celebrate the victories (or mourn the losses) and plan the next foray. It's a fast-paced, fun game with that 'just one more roll' feeling that keeps everyone on edge!
The game dynamics feature an interesting rotation. While one player takes the role of the Adventurer, trying to push as far as possible, another acts as the Dungeon Lord, rolling dice to place obstacles in their way. The Adventurer uses their party dice (featuring warriors, mages, clerics, and thieves) to fight off monsters like skeletons and oozes, or to crack open chests. The game box itself, shaped like a treasure chest, adds to the immersion, as you pull treasure tokens directly from within it.
But be warned: the further you go, the more dangerous the dungeon becomes. If you're too bold, you'll inevitably attract the attention of the big boss: The Dragon. When dragon faces dominate the dungeon dice, the final battle begins. Taking down the beast requires a team effort, needing a variety of companion types. After three rounds of tension and luck, it's time to tally the experience points and head to the inn to celebrate the victories (or mourn the losses) and plan the next foray. It's a fast-paced, fun game with that 'just one more roll' feeling that keeps everyone on edge!
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In English
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Dungeon Roll - How To Play, by Watch It Played
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Dungeon Roll - Production Components and Gameplay Overview
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Dungeon Roll Instructional/Review video
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Crits Happen - Dungeon Roll Card Sleeving
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Dungeon Roll | HOW TO PLAY
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GenCon 2014 Quick Bite: Dungeon Roll
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DGA Teaches - Dungeon Roll (Ep. 157)
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Dungeon Roll - How to play
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Simple overview and quick Alchemist–Knight play sample by «Gamehorder»
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The Bard's Overview of 'Dungeon Roll'
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How To Setup And Play Dungeon Roll
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Publisher
Tasty Minstrel Games, Edge Entertainment, Galápagos Jogos, Hobby World, Pegasus Spiele, Raven Distribution
Designer
Chris Darden
Artist
Eric J. Carter, Rob Lundy, Ryan Johnson
Is the game complex? Does it take long to learn?
Not at all! It's very simple and quick to learn. The rules are intuitive and the game flows fast, making it great for those who hate reading giant manuals.
Can I play it solo?
Yes! The game includes solo rules, so you can test your luck against the dungeon even when you're alone.
How long does a game last?
It's quite fast, usually between 15 and 30 minutes. Perfect as a 'filler' game between longer sessions.
What's inside the box?
The highlight is the treasure chest-shaped box, along with custom icon dice and treasure and hero tokens.
Who do you recommend this game for?
For anyone who loves fantasy themes, enjoys rolling dice, and is looking for something light to play with family or friends without pressure.