Desktop Dungeons: Rewind

Desktop Dungeons: Rewind bestows bites of tactical roguelike action, which will quickly fester into a deep, lingering, and strategic obsession. Bargain with gods, equip your spoon and pick your battles, before retreating into the healing darkness. But beware… there are still many monsters to face!

Desktop Dungeons: Rewind is a turn-based, rogue-like and puzzle game developed by QCF Design and published by Prismatika and indienova.
Released on April 18th 2023 is available only on Windows in 5 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish - Latin America and Spanish - Spain.

It has received 626 reviews of which 485 were positive and 141 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.4 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 9.74€ on Steam and has a 50% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows 7 SP1
  • Processor: Dual Core 2.0 GHz+
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 1GB VRAM
  • Storage: 600 MB available space

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Oct. 2024
This game was pretty great and devoured my time for about fifty hours, if you're the type of person who wants a strategy game to devour your free time for a bit and make you obsessed, and you want that right now, this is a great game If you're not, I'm not sure why you're here The main downside to my experience with this game was that when I stopped playing for a while I found it incredibly hard to get back into. Still, I got plenty of value out of the game for the price
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Aug. 2024
Think of this as a rogue-like puzzler dressed as an rpg/strategy game. You pick a race/class, bring some items, and start at level 1 on a map made within parameters. Some maps are better suited to certain classes or strategies, but each map is an individual experience. You fight through, level up (maybe all the way to 10) and you win or you die. If you win, you get some cash to unlock stuff in your town before trying new maps with new strategies or old maps with new classes. Big thing to be aware of: There are two versions. There is an OG and this new 3D version. The OG has much higher reviews (88% overall) than this, newer version (76% overall) at the time I'm writing this. Which is better? The OG is the one I bought and that has my heart (250+ hours), but this one has it's place. I got it for free since I own the original (a kind move by the company!) and I've enjoyed going back and winning some achievements again. The perks of this version - Rewind - There is a rewind if you die. In the original, I have accidentally double clicked to my death. It sucked, but there was a sense of danger and achievement when things went right. This is a tough game. If someone wanted a more casual experience, the rewind feature exists in this one. There's no such thing in the first. Personally, I've used it once or twice, but I usually just get mad and restart. I feel like I lost if I have to use it so I don't. 3D graphics - The original was all 2D and fit in a small window. This version has graphics where you can zoom in or out. Some people will vastly prefer this. For me, it was meh. I didn't play the OG for the graphics and I prefer the old look. It's not a massive turn off, but I immediately zoom out when I start a map and then never play with the zoom feature again. I'd prefer if it was zoomed out to see the whole map from the start. There are some QoL improvements to make things easier to see and discern, but the graphics update didn't do anything for me. Balancing - The games are mostly the same, but there were a few tweaks here and there. It used to be you could hold down on the mouse and select from a wheel, but this one doesn't have that. The inventory is reworked so that things are given a weight value instead of organizing them around slots. Some things are better, some things aren't, but nothing really offends me or compels me to stand and sing. The intro was done a little differently to make it more friendly, if I remember correctly. **************** Bottom Line *************************** Should I buy this or the original? If you like challenging puzzles with more than one road to success, I think both are viable. The Rewind version will look newer and be a little more forgiving. The old one is more compact and looks retro, but I bet it could run on a supercharged potato. I like the retro look myself. I've played the OG more myself, but I've had fun revisiting the game on this one. I think a lot of people were mad it was the same thing and yet not so they downvoted this when it came out. The company gave it out to people who owned the original for free (like me!) and I've gotten 45 hours of fun out of revisiting it, so hooray! Thanks! ******* Strategy advice ************ YOU HAVE TO LEARN THE SYSTEM TO BE SUCCESSFUL! Exploring heals hp and mana for you AND the baddies. "The Black Space" is like a resource. There are times to look around and times to carefully consider your clicks. That is all.
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Aug. 2024
great little puzzle fighting game. plenty of development to keep you coming back and some fiendishly difficult puzzles. Bought it ages ago, still come back to it now and again.
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July 2024
I bought the original Desktop Dungeons years and years ago. Not only is it an amazing game that you can sink a lot of time into in small intervals, but there are also a number of reasons I've kept it close at hand for years. -It can run on anything, but has a massive amount of content. -It can run on tablets. -If you own it you can play it in web browsers, this was great when I was in college and sitting around for a few hours. Not only this, but the devs actually care about what the community wants. A few of us called for the implementation of the codex from the original, and these guys listed out perfectly valid reasons as to why that was difficult to implement. They then implemented it anyways. In addition, they gave the Remasters to the owners of the original for FREE. I can't say enough good things about the game. If you like fantasy, dugneoncrawling, roguelikes, and puzzles, this is a game you can get for as much as a burger, and will pick up and play for years. Good luck beating it though, because it's hard as hell in a good way!
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July 2024
It's a good game, but it's just a remaster of the original Desktop Dungeons with a UI that doesn't really work for a top-down puzzle-RPG. The original DD is better, cheaper, and presumably has lower system requirements. Not gonna give it a thumbs down because, again, independent of context it's a good game. It's just that the original Desktop Dungeons was great.
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Desktop Dungeons: Rewind
7.4
485
141
Online players
14
Developer
QCF Design
Publisher
Prismatika, indienova
Release 18 Apr 2023
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