Torgar's Quest

This is not a very good roguelike. I mean at least it is a roguelike: grid-based, turn-based, procgen dungeons, permadeath, but sorry, it is very bland and annoying. There's a weapon slot and an armour slot but you start naked with no weapon. The first thing you notice is that you have to hold down keys and use the autorepeat because you miss a lot and it takes a lot of hits to kill a single monster. I'm talking like 15 hits is not uncommon to kill a trashy, normal monster; one of the ones with visible armour on can take 50 hits. You're holding that button down, trust me. The only thing that stops you getting completely mobbed by mobs and killed on level 1 is the fact that mobs don't pursue you like in most roguelikes, they just sort of move about randomly unless you're right next to them. The tactic is to kind of move round them and avoid them as much as possible, looking for the exit. And that brings me to the map. There isn't one. No mini map, no 'm' for map. It's just all rathe...

What's the best way to start an adventure to find 7 shards that will grant Torgar the ultimate power? Armed with nothing but clean underwear and a lunch, of course! This is a rogue-like dungeon crawl, questing ever downward in search of the seven shards. It has three difficulty levels, and anyone with a decent sense for this type of game will probably win in "Normal" mode after a handful of games. Hard mode is considerably more difficult, and nightmare mode is just that - swarms of baddies following you through the dungeon and trying to trap you in corners. I'm not sure which gave me a greater sense of relief - winning the game or finding my first set of clothes. Recommended! Update - nominated for the “I Thought This Game Was Cool Before It Won An Award” Award

Torgar\'s Quest is a fantastic retro dungeon crawler that is deceptively simple in its controls. Once you start playing it, you can\'t help but keep going deeper into the dungeons. Addictively fun.

A fun, bug-free, fully released indy game made by people who obviously care. Good if you enjoy dungeon crawls.

What is Torgar's Quest? It's like the most simplified roguelike game possible. Really, roguelike cannot be simpler than this. I've read in some review that this is addictive and you want to go deeper and deeper into the dungeon. I love dwarves (I mean I really LOVE them) and I was in the mood to play something simple, which I didn't have to learn for a long time. So I thought: let's give this one a chance and I bought it for like $1,5 on a sale. I played this game for like an hour and I need to say I was bored. In my case there was no need to go deeper and deeper. I felt that there is nothing else arount the corner. Neither fighting or getting levels by my character, didn't give me not even scratch of emotions. That experience was just flat and boring. But there was one nice thing in the game. Torgar's comments - they are quite funny, like in old-school action movies. VERDICT If you want to play some quite good RPG/roguelike/dungeon crawler game, this is probably not what you're looki...

Need a quick dungeon crawl with some replayability? Get this!

Concept: Torgar! Sound: Torgar! Graphics: Sub-Torgar! Gameplay: Torgar! Brief Description: Torgar! Torgar! Torgar! Auto-Attack! Torgar! No save! Sad Torgar! Torgar! Bottom Line: Torgar!/Torgar! ...... Worth the Torgar! at 5 Torgars! or Torgar!

The combat is stupid, 50 rounds of missing each other against each of the most basic of enemies. Simplistic design and graphics otherwise. It's priced right, at only $1.50, but still not very good.

Great little game worth a try...........

Quite challenging and simple dungeon crawler