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Add to SafariWhen comparing Dragon's dungeon Lite vs Angband Variants, the Slant community recommends Angband Variants for most people. In the question“What are the best roguelikes on Android?” Angband Variants is ranked 25th while Dragon's dungeon Lite is ranked 35th.
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Pros
Pro Twist on the roguelike genre where you select quests in order to feel a sense of progression
Unlike most roguelikes, Dragon's Dungeon has quests that unlock as the player levels up. This give more of a reason as to why the player continues down the dungeon, as well as more reason to play in general as you can see what your progress is.
Pro Offers a plethora of content, which allows for a long lasting fresh experience
There is a lot of content available, including many character classes and expansive levels. This lends itself well to a long lasting experience of discovery.
Pro Contains ToME 2.3.5 -- which is a fan favorite
Pro Can be customized
Using the right app you customize the variant through the files.
Pro Based on Tolkien universe
Being based on the Tolkien universe makes for a familiar environment for fans as well as a deep offering of texture that would be hard to match from scratch.
Pro Five variants in one game
There are 5 variants of the original Angband included in this app, Sangband, Steamband, ToME, NPP Angband and Sil. With 5 games in 1 this app offers a robust offering of playtime.
Cons
Con Feels incomplete and poorly thought out
Despite the amount of content in the game many features and section feel poorly thought out making the game feel like a chore to play.
Con You need a physical keyboard to really enjoy this game
You can't select / customize software keyboards, which makes controlling the game more difficult than using a real keyboard that can.
Con Cannot change the game
It always starts with ToME.
Con Enemies can target from off screen
While enemies can target from off screen the player is unable to target them until they show onscreen, which means the player can get hit from enemies they can not see or retaliate.
