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About This Game The Dwarf Run is an old-fashioned RPG with elements of point-n-click adventure.The story tells of an expedition to the ancient underworld temple undertaken by young dwarf Dalain Stonecruncher with party of friends and numerous adventures that followed.Dalain, Zenn, Ionor, and Barbados are about to meet the strangest beings, join the rebellion, investigate conspiracies, defeat the most powerful of demons, become champions of the arena, and even travel into space.The Game FeaturesLinear story line full of humor and unexpected twists and turnsManual and automatic control of turn-based battlesOriginal rule set that makes leveling a challenging and interesting taskPoint-n-click adventuring with light inventory-based puzzlesChoice of cinematic, top-down and third person viewsRange of individually balanced difficulty modes15 hours of game play, 100 enemy types, 140 unique items, and one endingAnd there is noCutting edge bloomy graphics Scaling of enemy levelsAbstract puzzle solvingLevel cap 6d5b4406ea Title: The Dwarf RunGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Alexander MirdzveliPublisher:Alexander MirdzveliRelease Date: 21 Oct, 2015 The Dwarf Run Xforce Keygen Amazing game. I was skeptical when I launched it for a first time, and the feeling I had was that it was going to be another easy to play low rating game for an hour or two. What surprised me most is that despite the fact that the game is cheap, has low poly, lack of voice dialogue (it would be strange to have that for such a price though), it still feels great and plays much better than many other AAA games of the same genre. In fact, it feels like a quest, a parody, a mix of modern RPG and old school dungeon crawling at times, which in my opinion, is very interesting way of making a computer game.What I really enjoyed in this game is the game mechanics - I am not saying it is something new, but you cannot just hack and slash entire game without some strategy. Every move, every battle, every level up of your hero requires you to think twice. What is interesting is that, unlike many similar RPG games, this game is challenging, if not impossible at times (especially for people who never played RPG games before) - in fact, you may end up reloading a game several times after every single battle (!) because of the one mistake you made either in battle or (the worst) if you developed your characters wrong (and trust me, for a first time you will do this). So if anyone want to avoid the mistakes before they are made - do not follow a typical RPG paradigm - your heroes will be useless if you focus just on what is best for their classes in other games - thus, if you think STR and con are great for fighter, INT is only issue mage needs to solve, and good ranger only needs to have high DEX - then you will need a new keyboard because you will kill it by hitting the same reload button 1000 times. Again, universality is key in this game - this will be clear once you enter the pits.Second thing I liked in game is the sense of humour. I thought I saw everything of the genre but this game made me laugh so many times, I am still trying to understand how weird the situation can end up from a usual (as it seemed) dungeon crawling attempt. Yes - you have to be prepared to read the story, listen to your companions, and pay attention to details in order to really enjoy the game.9.5 \/ 10. I love old school turn based RPGs and have been playing this game for the last 4 days. I have played at least 60 games in this genre on steam.I am enjoying "The Dwarf Run" very much because it is not mindless hack-and-slash game.There is also a object-puzzle-solving element in the game.You can USE various objects in your inventory to interact with various othe objects in the environment to advance the story-line and open up new locations. Although the storyline is linear, there is a sense of accomplishment if you can finally advance it by figuring out the right interactions of object. Sometimes, I am stuck for hours, took a break, and when I come back a new idea pops up in my mind, and I can advance the story. I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!There is also no mindless grinding in this game as there are no random encounters or random monsters. Because of this, every encounter is precious, and I would try to explore every corners of every map to make sure that I do not missed any hidden encounter. Resources are also limited and precious in this game. Ammunition is limited and you can obtain them from limited number of boulders (to make stones), animal bones (to make stone arrows) or insect stings (to make poison arrows), etc. Money is also very limited and you will have to decide what type of gears to buy with the limited amount of money. I really like the way this game control XP, ammunition and gears, as it make each acquisition to be meaningful and treasured.Although the game length is stated to be only 15 hours, I have played at least 36 hours on this game and love it. I am a completionist and am trying to get every single Steam Achievement in a single playthrough. That is why I go slow and cautiously explore everywhere to make sure that I do not miss a single achievement. So far I have all the achievment except the last one which is from finishing the game. The ending should be within the next 2 days, but I decide to take time and write this review instead, so that other people can enjoy this fun game.I would definitely recommend this game and it is worth the money spend.. What a gem! Old school crawling with lots of reloads that feels more like rewards than dustbiting. Fun and well written story. Seems like there's still some hope for us gamers. Good work indeed :)Edit: A bit further in the game - impressions persist! Amused, sometimes laughing right out, I get that old Stonekeep feeling I loved back then. But be ware - adventuring is hazardous and reloads and rebuilds of characters frequent. True talent at it's best! Thank you!. Well I put in near 3 hours on stream during my indie game night. First I'd like to give some positives... Graphics are not bad, also story is interesting and is not without humor. The progression is achieved through obtaining the tools needed to progress to the next area which requires some thought.My Neutral thoughts on this is based on preference. the camera angles are obscure and the game is turn based which is something I simply don't prefer.The negatives, Well... yes there are a few. Progression is slow, very slow. the point allocation system tends to leave the party barely hanging on. And without spoiling things.... there are areas where the enemy simply overwhelms you and since you can't retreat, you simply die. I'd recommend dumping everything into Dexterity and Constitution. The hit to miss ratio is seriously near 50\/50 at the beginning. and the characters start out with like 15 hp which goes quick! Since this game was made by a single person it is pretty impressive.... but I simply can't recommend this. 5\/10 at best.. I'm only four hours in, but I'm really enjoying the game. At first, I was like Iceywind1980 and was about to give up on the game; it ttook me 30 minutes, or so, to get going and figure out how to play. Also, the default difficulty setting is "Difficult," but you can change it in game. The fusion of point-and-click and rpg is really succesful. Solving inventory puzzles, searching the enviroment, and talking to things is really just as essential to your progress as combat. The writing is very good and never fails to entertain; party dialogue also frequently gives subtle clues as to how to progress. The graphics and animations are good, for this type of game, and add to the enjoyment. The game runs pretty smoothly and load times are minimal. The rpg mechanics are pretty sophsticated for a modestly priced game like this; for instance, your characters earn combat experience based on how much damage they did in the fight. Also, turd zombies. A very enjoyable game.. Wow! Finally an Indie game that's really worth playing. I never write reviews, but I thought this game really deserved it. The humor was spot on, not too much but not too serious either. The puzzles weren't really out there like some other point-n-click games. Yeah the difficulty might have been a little too rough even on the leisure setting, and the arena had way too many fights that drew the action down, but with a little tweaking, it's a sure challenge for anybody who wants to test their mettle. This game is indeed a diamond in the rough. I enjoyed it from start to finish... Congratz for a game well done!. This is my first review but I wanted to show this game a little love.The Dwarf Run is an interesting little indie RPG title (1-3 devs from the credits) that has a silly sense of humor and seems to have been a labor of love.Pros++ Interesting point and click meets turn based RPG mechanics.+ Feels like a goofy 2nd Edition AD&D module.+ The game goes places and does things that I did not expect.+ Laughed out loud a few times during the play through.+ Rarely buggy but occasional pop in\/shoddiness.Cons-- Sometimes frustrating puzzles, more for the fact of being far-fetched or unexplained. A lot of trial and error got me through most of it and the game is generally built so that you can't advance unless you have everything you need. I did have to look a walkthrough for a couple of things and didn't feel bad after I saw what you were supposed to do (WTF? moments).- Not much polish. PS2 graphics, lack of sounds, no voice acting (that might be a plus considering the crummy VO in some games).- Combat fluctuates in interest and complexity. Sometimes I had to give specific orders to win the day and other times I Just let the game auto run combat.- One part of the game involves prolonged combat that felt a bit like padding and was my least favorite part of the game.I enjoyed my 13 1\/2 hours in the game. Good for people who are a fan of D&D (the rough old school kind) and don't take it too seriously. I played the game on casual because I just wanted to enjoy the exploration and adventure, not bang my head against the wall.. Amazing game, I'm at the final chapter now and I can say I\u00b4ve been loving the story and everything in the game. one great feature for me is the "cheat" option, which allows you to relevel your characters at any time. it\u00b4s really great to try out every combination of spells and abilities. Good-ish two-thirds of a game. Then you hit a brick wall of grindiness. After the third try at a fight that married the most boring elements of an arena fight to the worst aspects of an escort quest, and realizing I would have to fight the same fight again TWO MORE TIMES at least in order to get all tiers, I asked myself: Am I having fun? No. No, I am not. So I stopped. The first two-thirds of the game were fun enough; a few one-liners made me smile, a section when you get to the temple of doom or whatever it's called was inventive and fun, and the elf's face perpetually stuck in an expression that screams "AIIII! A BALROG!" is, I suspect (hope) some kind of inside joke. If you can get this game on sale that would justify a dozen hours of decent gameplay and you like turn-based fantasy dungeon crawls, go for it.Edit: After dropping the review (I'd played the game a month or more ago and was just catching up on rating some stuff) I noticed a note by the dev saying they set up a casual mode for the arena that cuts down the fights by 2\/3. Indubitably a good thing, though I can't say I have any enthusiasm for continuing even under those conditions. Still, extra incentive to buy for anyone who might feel like it.