What I found in the hours and hours I’ve played is that it is not only a treat for the eyes and ears, but it has its own spin on the Survivor-like genre that has exploded in recent years. Sure, you have weapon and ability pickups and level-up screens flashing with excitement, but you’re doing it all in a set of fast-paced
Blood Dungeon pulls no punches in being wacky and sets you off on your path of collection, destruction, and survival. The game includes a number of different “heroes” and playable characters, but you kick things off with an arm-flailing person who fires an automatic machine gun as their primary weapon.
