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Depths of Peril review

Game: Depths of Peril

From: http://www.gamersinfo.net/articles/2055-depths-of-peril

Depths of Peril is a unique and addicting little game that I’ve played for many hours already and intend to keep on playing. Though the game could use more attention to detail - and a bit of filling out of world areas - as it stands, it is far from the typical static environments I find in so many games. The leveling and statistics are complex and interesting; it just keeps me always wanting to fool around more with it. One of the best elements of the game is the shear randomness. Maps, enemy types, quests, items, loot, locations, rewards, and difficulty all find ways to change each time you play, and even while you play. While Depths of Peril doesn’t seem to stand out in any area in particular, there is just something about the game that won’t let me stop playing. It is one of the rare cases where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. I hope the developers keep up their enthusiasm and expand their vision further.

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