Welcome to the Dungeon - Shut Up & Sit Down Review
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First published on June 5, 2015. - เกม
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Legend has it that Quinns is still eating those toffees.
An expansion to this game came out pretty recently called "Welcome Back to the Dungeon" It includes four new classes (Necromancer, Ninja, Bard, and Princess), new artwork for all the monsters, and several new "Special" monsters which you can optionally include in the monster deck. It also has a cool health board which makes it a lot easier to keep track of your health. Really fun and a great add-on to an already excellent game.
Agree that the player elimination thing is really not a problem because the game moves so fast. It's hard to imagine ever being out of the game for more than 10 minutes. And, frankly, even after you've been eliminated, it's still amusing to follow along with someone who is still in. I love this game. And it's good even with kids since the concepts are so simple.
I really like Matt's BBC4 Documentary voice
I keep thinking I've seen all the best SUSD videos then I grin and laugh out loud at yet another. Internet high-five to you, Matt 🖐
only a tenner you say? DRAGONS you say?! SOLD I say to you sir!
I haven't seen nor heard Brenden since this review was first up on the sight. I assume he's still down in the dungeon.
He's living with a cat in Central America.
The last time I looked into it Brenden had his own tropical island. Something about embezzlement and lax extradition treaties? There was a thread on the old forums but the OP "went missing" and it didn't get migrated to the new server.
If you know what's good for you, you'll try not to think about it too much.
You should go check up on Brenden
THIS WORLD NEEDS MORE MATT REVIEWS!
Talked my non-gamer co-workers into Skull on our last out-of-state business trip. Dare I try for this? I have it and "Welcome Back to the Dungeon". I'm trying my best not to lure them into a D&D session, so this seems a fair compromise, yes?
Love these videos, so entertaining
Great!! Btw, any tips for keeping this game organized? There are no inserts available here and I just ordered a copy of the game.
Phew! I just started watching SUSD and didn't agree with them on a bunch of games but here's one we totally agree. Welcome to the Dungeon is great, it was a hit with everybody that I've played it with and it's a super bargain to boot.
It's also worth mentioning there is a stand alone expansion Welcome Back to the Dungeon that is essentially the same game with some different characters. The only small tick against it is that they don't quite mix together perfectly, you have to use one monster deck or the other and then fudge the character abilities if you use old characters against new monsters or vice versa. But other than that it's a nice way to double the number of characters available for dungeon runs. :)
Great Review. I picked this up on a lark, took a quick look at it and put it aside. Now, having seen your review, I am going to have to take a more in-depth stab at it. I LOVE "Skull" so your comparisons really hit home with me. THANKS for the info!
I kind of need to get my hands on Love Letter Saw.
I love that risk/reward balance in this game. It definitely caters towards my preferred playstyle of "all of nothing gambit moves". It's pretty cool if you're on the fence about it!
Excellent video once again!
now the question is, should I buy Welcome to the Dungeon or Welcone back to the Dungeon??? they are 2 separate games!
Buy both. You cannot mix the heroes and the monsters. But, for each round you can choose between any one the 8 heroes. You need to use their corresponding monsters. The 2nd game includes a nice hit point board, which you can use with either set.
I just got myself a copy of Dungeon of Mandom VIII and it's definitely my favorite version of this game because the artwork is weird and wonderful with an even tinier box because Onik Games!
Well this is going on my 'Want to Play' list.
love the tiny tiny house
Are you saying "Skull"? Like the party coaster game?
Yes
Its kinda similar to skull but with extra steps
11:20 matt PREACH
Although the box states two to four players, you really need more than two players. Because with two, it's not that fun at all. You'll know half of the monsters in the dungeon and if any one passes the other goes in the dungeon. There's hardly any tension and it doesn't really feel like a game.
What is going on with that large all white doll house 2 minutes in? Seems a little out of place
Getting some pulp fiction-y vibes from that basement
Bought this game this weekend and my kids loved it
Most of the time when people disagree with SUSD it’s because they find the game often works for their group but in this case, I would say that I have played both this and it’s expansion with many groups and people will often play it for several rounds, curious about the art and trying the different classes, but they would never want to pick it up the next game night. Small, portable, pretty, but unless your group likes bluffing games I would not recommend.
This looks similar to loot letter, the munchkin version of love letter that I have
Lovely game, very fun to get to the table. I've been eyeing up the sequel, that characters look suitably quirky
Man, those blackjacks. Nowhere near as tasty as fruit salads. How many did Quinns get through in the end, or is he still munching through them?
PRAWN TOWN remembers
So you take other people's equipment away? I was confused about whether people shared equipment or not.
Ribby You're all playing as the same character, so the equipment is shared. essentially, when playing as the Warrior it's like all the players are Warriors and they're trying to brag about how little equipment they need to face the dungeon
I think I may have been playing incorrectly--so when you place an equipment token on a monster, that indicates you are "out" for the round, right? Or do you get to keep playing?
No, you first decide if you're out for the round. If you're not out for the round, you draw a monster make the dungeon more difficult by either adding the monster to the dungeon, or removing a piece of equipment.
You get to keep playing.
yeah, cole is correct, but as someone who has played this game, and knows how it works, I found his explanation very confusing. :)
what was the dish? Kinda looks like shepherds pie with spinach blended into the potato top.
So is everyone playing as one character or does every player have a character each? and if you have a character each whose equipment do you get to take out of the game?
Geni ZiZ You all are playing with the same character
thanks for clarifying that.
Awesome
I desperately need closure on Brendon.
Saw the review, loved the look and feel of the game, went and bought it! Game's awesome! :-)
People with complicated hair scare my puppy.
How does it feel about hats?
Is Quinns still eating the blackjacks?
half my group just LOVED this game!
and the other half was kinda meh about it.
It's hard to recommend if only because of the cool reception of those other gamers.
I think the player elimination is being downplayed. I think it's a fun game, but when someone has bad risk managment, they get out eliminated pretty quickly and that means 15+ mins of sitting. If you play another game (because it's not long) then again some people might just sit through. I really think this game would have been 100x times better if there was no player elimination and they had some other mechanism
I mean, that happens once and then they should probably have learnt their lesson
I didn't understand at all how you play this game.
I wonder how young Brendan is coping in these Covid times...? Thoughts and prayers for Brendan.
Skull can be played with a normal deck of cards sooooOOOOO
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Is that a British thing to offer to do something unsavory hoping someone else insists they'll do it instead?
I don't get this from the review. Sounds like the dungeon will just always be obviously too hard to everyone and the last player is stuck with it.
I spotted this, looked at the run time, and thought to myself..... I can teach and play a round of Into the Dungeon in the run time of this video.
I initially liked this game but then found (at least I think) a flaw that made the game much less fun. It's always better to add the monster to the dungeon vs taking an item out.
The reasoning behind that is, if you always add a monster to the dungeon, you know more of what the dungeon consists of and when a hero will survive off of what you've put in.
If you take an item out, that information is shared with all players (the monster you had is secret, but it's not part of the deck and is irrelevant for all the other players anyway). Basically you end up giving information to other players from taking an item out, while you give no information if you just put it in the dungeon.
This isn't a good strategy for 3 reasons:
1: If the warrior goes into the dungeon with all his equipment then he is guaranteed to win even if all the monsters are in the dungeon. The rogue is also almost guaranteed to win with all equipment (so long as she names golems as the monster she wants to kill). As a result if you've got one of those heroes out then you're letting whoever enters the dungeon win.
2: Knowing a monster isn't in the dungeon is often more important than knowing one is in the dungeon (I'll expand on point 3) so whilst you are offering up some information to your opponents (the removed item) you're also learning something very valuable no one else knows.
3. Removing equipment will intimidate players into folding but you might know that it's actually safe to enter. Let's say for example the rogue is being used and you pick up the demon (7 points of damage), you decide to remove the demon from the deck and remove the piece of equipment that kills enemies with 6 or more attack power. Then on your next turn you pick up the dragon (9 points of damage) and again choose to remove him from the deck and you take the piece of equipment that gives 5 bonus HP. This will likely scare your opponents into passing because they don't know you've removed the two most powerful monsters from the dungeon, so they'll think without the two bits of equipment you've taken they'll die if they enter. This lets you enter the dungeon for what should be an easy win.
I regret buying this game