Deep Loot vs Crown of Bjorn

Everything about Deep Loot shows a great attention to detail that shows a high level of polish including the addicting gameplay of diving just to get a little more loot to afford a new suit that wil allow for even further diving.

Every movement in this game is calculated just as one would expect in a roguelike and yet the movement is so fluid that it is not even noticeable. So much so that the game controls feel more like an adventure game than a traditional roguelike.

Unlike most titles that utilize in app purchases and in game shops Deep Loot manages to pull off the perfect balance of free gameplay and in app purchases for in game items. Not once should the player feel forced or coerced into purchasing any items in the game.

There are 40 levels available to make your way through and over 400 monsters to fight while doing so.

There is over 300 items to collect and use in game, making for a large variety of different weapons, armor and spells.

Navigating the games menu's and controls are pretty easy to understand as the buttons are large and easily differentiated by symbols that illustrate what they do.