So i've heard a lot of this game, it's worth playing if like dungeon crawlers?

I'm a dungeon crawler fan, so i've been looking for some random dungeon games, i've tried Persona 4 but the dungeon crawling was a bit barebones...however it had interesting ideas.

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DC and DC2 are good. Play them.

How good are the random dungeons compared to other dungeon crawlers?

I have a big random dungeon itch now.

Never really played dungeon cralwers but DC2 is one of my all time favorite games.

Starts off slow and takes a while for the game to actually open up for you, though. You also basically need a guide.

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The dungeon crawling is better than Persona 4 but it definitely gets a little repetitive and tedious, at least for me.
I love DC2 and I think you absolutely should play it, but I think that because I find everything aside from the dungeon crawling stellar.

I'd say the gameplay and game are very polished, it's just what is there is pretty average. So I guess, an above average game? I wanted to say it's a great adventure rpg, but all I can remember playing it years ago was fine scenery and finer music. Great for a rainy day OP.

I've played the game and i only liked the dungeons and the weapon build up.

The city building fucking sucked, it was annoying to waste money on a story roadblock.

Had this game on my shelf for awhile. Found the first one charming but couldn't play this one for more than a few hours, it got very boring and tedious very fast. Definitely better dungeon crawling than P4 tho.

The first game had more creative dungeons, the second one only interesting duneong was the Underground Water Channel that's like 6 floors long.

A circus dungeon could have been cool for example, but we ended up getting aother generic forest that isn't very visually apealing.

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