Dungeon Stalkers

Dungeon Stalkers is an action-adventure game where players explore dungeons of varying difficulty, choosing their favorite characters and teaming up with companions to challenge various enemies and boss-level foes. Players must skillfully utilize different weapons and skills to defeat these enemies and earn rewards to develop their characters. As the game progresses, players will face different monsters and terrains each time they enter a dungeon, requiring constant vigilance as you never know what awaits. Players will also unlock more gameplay features and costumes, allowing them to customize their characters with stylish outfits and stand out on the battlefield.

Modes of Dungeon Stalkers:

Quick Battle Mode: This mode is very similar to the PvEvP mode Dungeon Stalkers had before, but now you will no longer lose equipped items upon death. This greatly decreases the risk factor common among extraction games, and I think it’s a good step towards the developer’s goal of making the game enjoyable for a wider audience.

Competitive Match Mode (Ranked): This is a PvEvP mode where you can compete for a spot on the leaderboards and earn exclusive rewards. The rules are the same as the previous PvEvP mode, where you will lose everything upon death. Also, not only will the drop rate be increased, but this will also be the only mode where you can loot Legendary items, a major change from before where they would drop from all modes. There’s also a mention of slightly more difficult enemies, field bosses, and a “Season Boss” for this mode, but no further information has been released yet.

Adventure Mode: This is the successor to the previous PvE Co-op Mode, which was limited in how often you could run it and it wouldn’t spawn raid portals unless the Raid Portal curse was triggered. It has been confirmed by a developer through a Q&A in the official Discord that this new PvE mode will have no restrictions other than those of the Quick Match mode.

Useful Tips of Dungeon Stalkers:

Start In Safer Modes First: Don’t jump straight into full PvP matches. Begin with Adventure Mode (PvE only) or Quick Battle mode to practice and gear up without heavy penalties.In Solo or Trio Quick Battle, you won’t lose your equipment if you die, only what you've gathered in the dungeon, making it perfect for learning the mechanics and collecting some starter loot. Adventure Mode lets you co-op through dungeons with no enemy players. This helps grasp the basics and gain gold and relics before facing real opponents.

Use And Upgrade Your Hideout Between Every Dungeon Run: Between runs, make the most of your Hideout to strengthen your character and unlock progress. You can craft new weapons and armor from the materials you loot at the Workshop, and even upgrade your hideout facilities like Storage or Shop to improve crafting efficiency.There are several vendors in the Hideout as well for gear, and you can gradually upgrade your base and shops using materials found in dungeons.

Use Stealth And Darkness: The dungeons are dark for a reason; use it to your advantage. You can destroy light sources like torches or lamps to create shadows and stay hidden. Sneak around in the dark to ambush monsters or rival players by surprise instead of rushing in, or use an invisibility potion if you need a quick escape.If you prefer assassin stalkers like Rio or Shinobu, use their stealth abilities: for example, Rio can turn invisible and even see enemies through walls with his ultimate, which is great for scouting. Stalking your prey from the shadows can often win fights without taking a hit.

Focus On Breaking Armor: Enemies and players become exceptionally vulnerable once their armor is destroyed. Concentrate your attacks to wear down an opponent’s armor, then capitalize on their weakened state to finish them off.Conversely, protect your armor: if your armor durability is low, you’re at greater risk and may end up needing to use Temporary Repair Kits or invest in armor with higher durability as replacements. You can purchase Temporary Repair Kits at the Adventurer's Shop in your Hideout. Keeping armor intact often means the difference between surviving a brawl to getting shredded quickly.

Player Comments of Dungeon Stalkers:

Personally, I enjoyed this game more than Dark and Darker. Not for the plot (though the plot was nice), but because it felt smooth and polished. Difficult at times, but enjoyable. I did take a break from it and am just now learning about the service termination. The fact that they were listening to community feedback and implementing it is a sign of a good team.I genuinely wish the Dev team the best and future success, good luck where ever you guys go.

This game has good core for single player dungeon crawler.Character are stuck with single skin in dungeon.Combat feels clunky and not fluent.Since devs are shutting down the project it a shame.I hope someone will make decent game in this genre with swappable, destroyable armor.

So I was playing this for a while and actually didn't realize that it's going away I did enjoy it I waited for people to play with but haven't really encountered people till I found out why this game was is kind of fun although it is ending with a such short life I can't say I blame the devs although I hope them well and better hopes to the future and good luck.

I've played it for a while now, and it's not great, in fact, it's quite bad. But since it's an early experience, I can wait. I saw in the comments that they seem to listen to player feedback, so I'll share my opinion as well. First of all, the game's theme is decent, with some erotic dungeon PvP and PvE, and some pure PvE that's fun to play. The characters are all quite good-looking, with a distinctly Korean style, so the foundation is solid. However, there are many flaws. The character animations are stiff, and there's not much replayable content. The male paladin's face model doesn't feel right, although the older man is alright. There's no hit feedback, making the attack feel terrible; sometimes you can't even hit someone at close range, and you don't feel anything when you get hit. Also, there's no breast physics (not really). In short, if you ask me if I can play it, I can only say I don't recommend it at this stage, but it has potential for the future. The studio needs to fix the current issues first, and maybe give everyone who tested it and provided feedback some limited-edition costumes or items as a reward (hehehe). According to the announcement, this test will last about a year. If it develops well, I wouldn't mind buying a Prime account. As someone who appreciates sci-fi, this is the first time I've been interested in a Western fantasy work. Keep up the good work, I have high hopes for you.

Final words:

The Dungeon Stalkers impressively blends tension, exploration, and survival. With dynamic curses, meaningful loot, and strategic gameplay, it’s a promising title for fans of tactical dungeon crawlers. Whether solo or with allies, victory demands both wit and nerve.