Triglav can be an enjoyable game if you are looking to turn your brain off and go for some old-school isometric dungeon crawling. This may be up your alley. However, considering some of the limitations that that comes with and the countless other games that just do it better, I have a hard time recommending this title. For starters, there are some cool aspects of the game, such as some enemy design and the puppet system (used to respawn in your inventory). However, this is overshadowed by the limit of 12 items (6 of which are equipable) [why not just limit the puppets one can carry? ], the lack of indicators for different stats (this makes it very difficult to tell if one build is that much better than another), and worst of all, the lack of weight attached to any of your actions. It just feels like you are waiting for the health bar to go down more than actually being in combat. It's not a bad game in fact there are so many unique parts of the game that I've read that are really enjoyable; however, after my 2 hours of playtime, I have no interest in returning.

Too Old School

The tower of Triglav consisting of 50+ floors. Go for the top floor where the princess is captured, by searching for keys that open the doors to the next floor, by solving puzzles, and by monster hunting.
In a richly detailed pixel art dungeon exploring game, with a limited inventory, create your own unique character by combining items of over 2,500 types.


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Platform	Critic	Gamer	Playscore
Android	No critic reviews yet	Gamer 8.6
iOS	No critic reviews yet	Gamer 9.0

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