Sometimes, you run into a game you know you’ll enjoy just by the way it looks. That’s not always the case, though, and you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. Or in this case, a game by its trailers. However, every now and then, a game fills the expectations you had the first time you saw it. That’s the case with Roundguard, in my opinion.
Roundguard is a dungeon crawler game developed by Wonderbelly Games. The Castle Springbottom is under attack, the king is missing, and his riches are in danger. It’s your job to fight your way through a bunch of dungeons to rescue the king and his gold.
While that sounds cool and all, Roundguard actually takes place inside a play. Each map you go through represents a different map. Of course, the dangers for you are real. Your goal is to go through as many dungeons and maps as possible before you die. Once you die, you’ll have to start over. At the start of each game, you’ll have to choose your character. You can choose between the warrior, the rogue, and the wizard. Each character has a different set of skills, stats, and dialogue inside the game. Personally, I loved the rogue, but if you want to go far I had the most success with the warrior.

Like I said before, your goal is to go through as many maps as you can, collecting as much gold as possible. Every map has different routes for you to take, which is great. To progress through a map you’ll have to defeat every enemy in a dungeon.
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