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Darkest Dungeon — сложная пошаговая ролевая roguelike-игра с готической атмосферой, в которой приключения персонажей сказываются на их душевном здоровье.Вам предстоит собрать, обучить и возглавить команду героев, у каждого из которых есть свои недостатки. Команду нужно будет провести по жутким лесам, опустевшим заповедникам, обрушенным склепам и другим опасным местам. Сражаться придётся не только с немыслимыми врагами, но и со стрессом, голодом, болезнями и непроглядной тьмой. Раскрывайте странные тайны и отправляйте героев в бой со страшными монстрами при помощи новой стратегической пошаговой системы боя.
- 3 режима игры и более 80 часов геймплея
- Поддержка пользовательских модификаций в Steam Workshop
- Система психозов — сражаться предстоит не только с монстрами, но и со стрессом! Герои подвержены паранойе, мазохизму, нелогичному поведению и многим другим состояниям, влияющим на игру.
- Стильная графика, будто нарисованная пером от руки.
- Новая пошаговая система боя столкнёт героев с многочисленными порождениями зла.
- 16 (и будут новые!) игровых классов: чумной доктор, дикарка и даже прокажённый.
- Лагерь, где можно залечить раны или выступить с воодушевляющей речью.
- Город с трактиром и монастырём, где измученные герои могут отдохнуть и снять накопившийся стресс.
- Классические черты компьютерных RPG: необратимая смерть героев, опасные подземелья и возможность проходить игру несколько раз.
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Награды и номинации
- PG Gamer: Best RPG of 2016
- Game Informer - Best RPGs of 2016: 3 Awards
- IGN - Best of 2016: 2 Nominations
- IGF 2016 - 3 Nominations
- Rock Paper Shotgun - 50 Best RPGs of All Time
- PAX 10 - 2015
- Game Debate Best Indie Game 2016
- SXSW Gamer's Choice Nominee 2015
- MMORPG - Best Indie RPG (Pax East 2014), Best RPG Nomination PAX Prime 2014
- Indie Megabooth Selection - PAX East 2014, PAX Prime 2015
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, czech, polish, portuguese - brazil, russian, italian, simplified chinese, korean, japanese
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows XP
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
- ОС *: Windows 7+
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
Mac
- ОС: OSX 10.9+
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: OSX 10.9+
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 18.04
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
- ОС: Ubuntu 18.04
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Open GL 3.2+ Compliant
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- Дополнительно: 1080p, 16:9 recommended
Отзывы пользователей
First time I've played Darkest Dungeon and the first time I've played a roguelike outside of Pokemon mystery dungeon and I have to say I love it. The 2D style, the game mechanics, everything culminates in one of the most satisfying gameplay experiences I've had in a while and I am looking forward to continuing my adventures with Darkest Dungeon 2.
one the best games and top games I've played so far, 100% recommend it + the dlcs are great
The game has a decent structure to it, I think it's really neat for a lot of things, but on the normal difficulty I always feel like I'm falling behind no matter what I do and it's very depressing or punishing without much incentive. Everything costs me 20-30% more than I can afford, in terms of pretty much all ratios.
I think it's creative and very fun for a lot of people, but for wanting to make consistent progress and learn from mistakes and be able to increase success rates, it absolutely never came around to that. Failures were cascade, even with a good spread of abilities, every team I had felt brittle, and by the time I had decently strong characters to be able to survive more reliably, I find out that there's a cap for allowed levels for certain difficulty quests.
10/10
I will say it's certainly not for everyone b/c there's a steep learning curve, but it makes the victories you do get that much sweeter.
You start by hating the game, then loving it.... and then hating again. Very fun yet very punishing at the same time.
Darkest Dungeon is a game that I will never forget. It is unfair, brutally so. Every time you believe you know the limits of the unfairness the devs have forced upon you, something new comes up and screws you over even more. You will scream at your monitor in frustration, you will yell in excitement, you will sob in despair, you will laugh with joy. This game will make you want to give up, and you just might..... but who will go and get that sick loot if you do?
10/10
If you are someone like me that loved dark fantasy, RPG, and turn-based combat- this is absolutely the game for you. Playing it first time, I could not stop playing it, and destroyed my sleep schedule. For those that love games like Hades, Fear and Hunger, this is a great middle ground to explore. I know there is a second game of this and I am so excited to jump into it once I get this one all done up.
My first run with this game was a mess, but if you manage everything wisely you can make the run success, challenging game, i like it, good for choosing skills are right for situation
Imagine a tall goth lady with personality in all the right places. Imagine she approaches you at the barnes and noble you see her at all the time and tells you how cute you are and if you wanna grab coffee. After a few hours of chatting you notice that glint in her eye and the way she bites her lip when she looks at you as she leans over and shows off her ginormous fun bags. Eventually you guys make it to her place and just when all your dreams are about to come true BOOM. She slams your balls in a waffle iron. Gently. It still hurts but damn does she look good in fish nets so you put up with it hoping that one day you'll be the one with the waffle iron. It gets better. Then worse. One day it's hot wax the next it's a latex gimp suit and a paddle. Eventually though you get to be in charge. And when that day comes REYNAULD GOES FUCKING HOPELESS AND YOUR ENTIRE TEAM GETS WIPED OUT WHEN THE FINAL BOSS HAS 3 HP AND YOU HAVE TO START OVER BECAUSE THEY WERE YOUR A-TEAM AND YOU HAVEN'T TAKEN ANYONE ELSE ON AN EXPEDITION IN 17 HOURS GODDAMNIT REYNAULD!!!!! Welcome to Darkest Dungeon go fuck yourself. 10/10 would take the waffle iron again.
A good turn based game with a unique turn of a story. Its challenging and the mods are cool addition to it as well.Diffrent combinations for classes that pair up with other classes, and i am not even gotten into the trinkest that pair aswell. I recommend this game for a long 100+ hours of grinding and turn based game.
Great Game; takes some getting into and becomes extremely rewarding and fun when you're invested.
I found my first Playthrough to be very challenging. If you love that this game is bad ass, IM really into the modded aspect of the game and have so much fun. Great game, worth all the time and money.
This Game is such a Classic. Love the quotes, art style and the game play.
I bought this game on 2018. It has taken me almost 7 years to finish it. The main game, at least. When I first played it, it had been on Radiant. I was Not Very Good at games, and the unforgiving nature of Darkest Dungeon and my lackluster gaming skills, even on Radiant, meant that opinion turned from 'Not Very Good' to 'Oh Girl, You Are So Much Worse At This Than I Realized.' It had ended with me throwing my hands up in surrender after suffering a team wipe twice, almost in a row, first from the Shambler, and then later to Vvulf. Despite that, I resolved to one day come back and finish this damn game.
And 7 years later, I come crawling back with gritted teeth and bloodied fingers, triumphantly better than ever before. My days of being 'Not Very Good' was over. I was now 'Eh, Acceptable.' And that was enough to fulfill a goal that was more than half a decade old. On Default Difficulty, even!
(I will not try it in Higher Difficulties. I know my limits. Confidence is an insidious killer, and all that.)
Anyway, all that was to say, very dramatically, that I've finally finished it. Wonderful game. I absolutely love the sound effects and, of course, the narrator. It all really sets the Lovecraftian vibe the game was going for. While I was playfully complaining about the difficulty earlier, I didn't actually hate it. Struggling to be better, to improve, to overcome said difficulties made the victories all the more sweet. From what I understand, the game was purposely designed like that. It's supposed to be hard. It's supposed to be frustrating. And the challenge of it really elevated my experience playing the game.
I might one day return. I still haven't defeated one of the mini bosses that made me quit the game in the first place (I Am Coming For You, Shambler). Some achievements here and there that I want to get. And, of course, the DLCs that I've been hearing good things about.
Truly, one of the best games I've ever played. <3
This game is honestly probably harder than dark souls, great game but absolutely brutal
Darkest Dungeon is one of the games that showed me how much I love indie titles, even more than AAA games. The illustrations are fantastic, and the voice-over narration is top-notch.
The tactical combat is really well done, and I’m always on edge, hoping my characters survive the dungeon. It keeps me invested every second.
The only downside is that it can feel a bit grindy at times, but overall, it’s a fantastic experience.
The aesthetic of this game is incredible - the music, character designs and narration is top notch. This is a work of art first and foremost.
The format is really innovative with the scrolling dungeon exploration, unique turn based combat mechanics and the hamlet. I liked the 'do or die' nature of it - when you lose characters they are gone permanently and there is a sense of genuine risk involved (you can't just quickload and bring them all back into existence.)
I can see why people would be into the 'grinding' and 'maximizing your party' aspect, but that side really wasn't for me. Toward the end it got a bit repetitive and I started to get bored of it all.
My motivation for playing RPGs is for the story / characters and Darkest Dungeon isn't that kind of game. The setting is really good and immersive, but there wasn't a narrative to keep me hooked. Making the best possible party or spending unforeseen hours grinding into an abyss is too time consuming an ordeal for me.
Well worth trying when it's on sale again, but be aware that it won't be for everyone.
downloaded the crack version long ago, didnt beat the game. Replay, hasn't beaten the game, and i'm hooked. Finally got the money for the game, didn't have my last save. RESTART until I beat the game (with CC this time)
For me this game is the best in its genres.
Just a little note that this game is harder than most of others, so it wouldn't be satisfying for the inexperienced (to these genres, and even for veteran), but once you get used to the game mechanics and strategies, it would be addictive.
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PROS
* It's cheap
* Good and unique/iconic art style
* Good story
* Complex mechanics to explore
* Open to mod community (which makes the game even better)
For me if a game is open to modding, and has many mod products, it must be good.
this game is like one of your ex. you hate them but also love them
and you also always hit them but somehow they hit harder than you
10/10 would kms after 400h
The game doesn't do enough to teach you how to play, it just felt like things got really complicated too quickly without feeling like I knew what was going on or how to fix problems that were happening. Maybe I'll come back to it one day, but for now it's too much hard work to try and enjoy this.
Fun game, pretty difficult but interesting lore
From confusion to despair. That was my experience.
I do lose my mind in the process :D
I definitely recommend this game :3
I play this game on both my laptop and my switch, and I absolutely adore it. The art style is to die for. The game play is unique and challenging. I appreciate that every decision you make is completely permanent, and recovering from poor decisions sometimes takes valuable time and resources. It makes strategy a vital component to the game, but it has just enough of a luck aspect to keep things interesting.
This game is extremely fun and addicting and has some of the coolest hero and monsters designs I've seen in a game. Highly recommend even though it makes me wanna kill myself.
I've not played too much at the time of this review, however absolutely adore the concept of this game.
It is quite literally an RPG where the BS that your party members encounter actually affect them, mental health is actually a considered element and I love that. The game is all about adapting to a completely miserable situation for everyone, and it makes it so your personal morals are an aspect. I love that!! It's so damn cool. This game is so relentless and as a big RPG fan + rougelike enjoyer it's right up my alley.
Additionally I love the gothic horror influence here, I'm a big Edgar Allen Poe fan and all that, its visual style is a treat and reminiscent of things like Don't Starve. All around great and I cannot wait to play more.
Absolutly thrilling, and hard. The games unforgiving gameplay makes everything feel so important, and everyone could die at any moment. Additionally, the art and music for this game is top notch and i think anyone who enjoys a tough game should give a try. 11/10
This is the Berserk of dark fantasy video games. It's punishing like dark souls, but it isn't unfair. The mechanics are straight forward, but you can spend hours optimizing and prepping for a mission trying to set up the best team possible, or you can yolo it and everyone might die and you will be set back. Don't yolo it.
I send in my heros and they come back with 6 different diseases, several mental disorders, abusive tendencies, and no hope left in the world. I then send them to the asylum, the bar, and then straight back to the dungeons. 10/10
On a serious note, its a great blend of Lovecraftian themes and cosmic horror, excellent narrator, and enjoyable little bits of lore. Really keeps you on your toes for planning out strategies before you go in the dungeon and forces you to make sacrifices or give up.
TL:DR i love the game but i got fucked by RNG once and it pissed me off
i like the game a lot but i did once gety cucked by rng when my ocultist decided to have dogshit heals when i desperatly needed strong heals but when ever it didnt matter how strong the heal was i get insanely strong heals i love and hate the occultist because the heal can be better than the vestal (i havent played to much of the game so idk if this changes later on) and usually he has given me strong heals when i needed them most but of course when im down bad for money and send his team out he cant heal for shit
Excellent gameplay loop. Challenging combat. Great art style. Highly recommended.
-Took on the low level swine prince quest for the first time
-Brought An Occultist, A Bounty Hunter, A Highway Man, and a Leper
-Scouted the boss pretty early and was able to camp right before the boss
-Didn't know the gimmick of the fight yet but was able to defeat the main boss without much trouble
-The Turn of doing so my highwayman got knocked to deathblow state
-Only Wilbur remained and was low
-Before I got a chance to finish him or heal, Wilbur stuns everyone except my highwayman, who dodged
-My highwayman gets a turn and misses
-Wilbur screams at him and he dies
10/10, Wilbur is the GOAT and I was a fool to challenge him
This game is basically a more feature-filled version of labyrinth-mode Epic 7, but reworked in such a way that it doesn't have / need microtransactions. Biggest difference is unit perma-death and unit psychology, especially stress (which can make units erratic). Units can also pick up all sorts of crazy diseases from unworldly enemies, ranging from rabies to syphilis (not exaggerating, it's literally a thing). Gear grind due to RNG doesn't exist in this game, but gear is tied to units, which balances things.
Has excellent audio design and a beautifully-narrated story.
On the negative side, I feel the trinkets aren't always very well thought out and mostly favour tanks, though they're still better than Epic 7's equivalent (artefacts). Also, this game desperately needs team loadouts, but given the age of the game this is unlikely to happen. And there are no mods for this (that I could find).
Be prepared to lose units. They're like socks in this game; you wear them, tear holes in them, and then watch them succumb to the will of a siren (and then die) because you're a useless manager. It's great. I need more socks.
very hard and punishing game,, like me! very fun too tho :3
I wish I could have the narrator from this game to be an everyday occurence of every action that seems a little out of touch.
Not my kind of game, but content wise it's filled with goodies.
It is Fun. Just not for me.
Game is absurdly cheap at times with its RNG and completely BS mechanics. It's designed like a casino where once you're hooked in for the thrill of winning with, the house starts ripping you off.
Lost a good party to a siren and her bullshiting. Came home only to be greeted with an event that all my trinkets were stolen by Shrieker. Took my only lv6 party and went on to release some frustration upon his ass but he still managed to get in one final jab and double crit my jester followed by a deathblow...
Very hard game to review. It's pretty much the epitome of an abusive relationship.
It's a game that you'd beg your best friend to play but wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy.
It's a game that you'll love to hate and resent yourself for loving it.
It's a game where skill is mocked and luck is a bipolar parent.
And it's addictive as crack.
You've been warned.
Made very tedious by having to do things like having to light torches multiple times every minute.
Wow. About 8 years ago I recommended the game when it first released but now its been a while and there are just a ton of mods to play the game you want.
So if you felt the game was unfair to you, or you don't like the restrictions... you can change it and play the way you want.
Game is really punishing at points, but overall its a fun experience to have random people come to your estate, taking them to battle and see what works well. You are making the best of honestly brutal and unimaginable horror that can be the end of your heroes around any corner which makes it compelling experience.
Losing is fun... but only when you are not totally attached to those characters.
Try not to get too attached, and simply use them as pawns until you defeat.... the darkest dungeon.
I really liked this game when I played it for the first 12 hours. Learning new mechanics and such each time I die and redo. However, for having spent 20 hours playing it already, I've decided to put this game to the side, cuz for 20 hours of my life, I didn't make any significant progress in the game. In fact, this game is so punishing, you'll spend more than half your game time just building your team back after a scathing venture.
Good game, just abysmal grinding
Darkest Dungeon offers you nothing but stress, anxiety, and despair. In this game, you will inevitably confront a ton of unpredictable situations with various conditions and limited resources on your hands. It's all about making the best out of the worst, and you need to remember that, sometimes, "doing your best" does not lead you to any good endings (there are no such good endings here); doing your best, in this game, simply means mitigating the bad effects that occurred as a consequence of your decisions as this game leaves no room for experimentation, meaning that you will have to carefully form a team and venture into dungeons, and if things go wrong, you’re allowed to retreat—but only to find your resources steadily depleting.
The game is fun, though. If you play it with caution and put thought into every move, you may find yourself sinking into it for many hours. However, if you just want to chill out after a long day of work by playing some turn-based games, STAY AWAY!
Too difficult to be this luck based. Game never feels like you're far ahead and have conquered the difficulty because they nerfed everything that allowed you to into the ground.
ive never been interested with turn action games and i thought this game was a different one but i was joyfully surprised by giving this game a chance i like it its great its not my favorite but im having way too much fun please try this game its great
(i got this game on steam and thought it was dark and darker but i like this more than the idea of that one
i also got it on sale for 2 bucks (: )
I bought this game for my Steam Deck because I read a negative review that says "the emotional equivalent of stepping on a LEGO every 5 minutes" and i was like COOL! I'M IN!
But the equivalent of stepping on the LEGO isn't because of game play... It's the controls for the Steam Deck.
The store page indicates that it is Steam Deck verified... It might run, but it is completely unplayable out of box. The controls are terrible and unintuitive. I'm still trying to figure out how to do the most simple things like actually read what the items are. There does not appear to be any context menu for the items in the Steam Deck.
The only reason I haven't refunded yet is I want to play this game. Maybe on PC? Maybe I'll get around to figuring out how to make the game work on Steam Deck?
Maybe I'll change this review if I can figure out how.
Great Game
It's certainly not for everyone
The game is inherently unfair and the game itself is fully aware of that
It's not a game to play when you had a stress day, it's a game where you win over the triumph of the world and come out on top despite the odds knowing full well you can lost it all by getting critted twice
As they say, overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer
Imagine. you get home after being at work or school the whole day, you're tired as shit, you change into comfortable clothes, boot up your pc, and launch a game to have some fun and relieve stress, that game, is NOT DARKEST DUNGEON.
This game does not relieve your stress, First game, I play radiant difficulty to learn to play the game which is supposedly easier and made for new players to learn. I lose 7, freaking 7 resolve tests in a row, I have not won a single resolve test, feels like absolute shit when you cannot progress due to your heroes always needing to be treated of their mental illnesses or always dying cause failing resolve tests chain into other heroes needing resolve tests, some even making your units kill each other or themselves and ruin your formation, causing you to ALWAYS need a new team. I loved the concept of resolve tests, the stress system, the combat system and needing more than one team. Cause realistically it's quite grounded in the real world that a territory will never have only one group of adventurers.
However, overall, I can confidently say that this game is extremely good at making you as stressed as your adventurers in game
I do not like turn based games however I gave Darkest Dungeon a shot and really enjoyed my time and has open my mind to the genre. However RNG absolutely ruins the immersion especially with how it makes the game difficult. I can't complete a single quest because eventually every character ends up getting a heart attack and dying, regardless of how well I'm doing. It's honestly such a lame and lazy game design.
> Retreat after 5 failed attempts
> Manage to get 1/4 party members out of a retarded fight
"Thank God its over"
> It dies from heart attack
mfw game flips me off for managing to survive
10/10 very replayable
Darkest Dungeon
Thrilling and Merciless!
Amazing Roguelike RPG but not meant for everyone
Darkest Dungeon is a challenging roguelike turn-based role-playing set in a Lovecraftian inspired world. The game’s lore is very engaging and the combat mechanics are unique and fun. However the gameplay is somewhat slow due to the pace of exploring dungeons and the slowness of the combat animations from friendly characters and enemies. Fortunately you can easily solve this by using mods that speed up the walking and combat animations from the steam workshop.
Gameplay: Engaging dungeon exploring experience and challenging combats.
Art: Astounding gothic hand-drawn art style with excellent character design. Amazing variety of dark and oppressive environments.
Music and Sound effects: Thrilling ambience music and excellent sound design for characters abilities, monsters, weapons, etc.
Achievements: Lots of achievements that will require many hours to complete and many of them are very hard to get.
Gameplay
Darkest Dungeon gameplay has interesting elements of strategy, resource management, challenging combat mechanics and a deep cosmic horror lore that create a unique gaming experience in the RPG genre. At the beginning the gameplay works in a trial and error way that encourages the player to improve its planning skills, strategies, heroe management, etc. This same system also punishes the player for its bad planning decisions and poor combat choices. Which means that from time to time you’ll lose your heroes permanently and fail exploration missions on your way to learning how to play Darkest Dungeon. This game also has a stress system that heavily influences the performance of your characters, your heroes can become virtuous or afflicted, affecting positively or negatively respectively the outcomes of combat.
Art and World Design
The Darkest Dungeon aesthetic is so impressive and it has a great level of detail for natural lights and shadows clearly inspired by the gothic art of Mike Mignola. In Darkest Dungeon the player assembles a party of heroes each with their own lore, abilities, quirks, etc. The heroes' designs are great and they have an astonishing grim aesthetic. About world design, the dungeons are randomly generated every time we decide to explore them. The dungeon's backgrounds are carefully crafted and there is a great variety of interesting and dangerous locations to explore, places such as crypts, coves, dark forests, ruins, etc.
Workshop
Darkest Dungeon’s steam workshop is amazing and it greatly improves the replayability of the whole game. I really appreciate the effort the community puts into creating new game content and sharing it with other players. The workshop offers a wide range of mods, from new hero classes, skins, monsters, new game mechanics and dungeons, etc. It also contains many useful mods that improve the gameplay and some of them even significantly reduce the difficulty of the game like the inventory expansion, more trinkets spaces, more loot, etc. These mods especially help beginners players to adapt more easily to the game mechanics and they ensure them a more comfortable experience.
Multiplayer
Yes, Darkest Dungeon has a multiplayer gamemode. It’s called Butcher’s Circus and it’s pretty funny when you know how to play it. However the multiplayer matchmaking is poorly designed and the game always matches you with anyone who is online regardless of the rank or experience of the other player. The first matches will be very hard for beginners for this sole reason. The abilities and resistances are changed from the ones in the campaign and now you also have to learn how to play with these new mechanics.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Red Hook Studios |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 17.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 84 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 91% положительных (52210) |