When comparing Dungeon Quest vs Iesabel, the Slant community recommends Iesabel for most people. In the question“What are the best ARPGs (action role playing games) on Android?” Iesabel is ranked 5th while Dungeon Quest is ranked 11th. The most important reason people chose Iesabel is:
Iesabel has a lot of different loot to find during the game that ensure a player can come back to the game to find new weapons and armor.
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Pros
Pro Plenty of loot
Dungeon Quest offers different tiers of loot in game that ranges from common to rare to epic, making for an enjoyable looting system that the player will endlessly keep playing to find a rarer item.
Pro Simplified genre gameplay
The gameplay of Dungeon Quest is distilled down to the basics, there are no huge skill set lists or large branching weapon lists as Dungeon Quest keeps everything very straightforward and intuitive.
Pro Plenty of loot
Iesabel has a lot of different loot to find during the game that ensure a player can come back to the game to find new weapons and armor.
Pro Good level design and variety
Iesabel features a varied level design, having vastly different looking areas to fight ones way through. On top of this each area has a good variety of challenges making sure that one does not isn't in any certain area too long just grinding away on bad guys.
Pro Cross platform online multiplayer
Iesabel features cross platform online multiplayer of up to eight players.
Cons
Con Advertisements during gameplay sequences
There are large advertisements that pop up throughout the games menus and even right before boss fights.
Con In app purchases
Any free to play game needs a way to make money and Dungeon Quest is no different. There are many items that one can purchase that are not too egregious such as cosmetic items like pets, but considering many of the in app purchases are temporary stat boosts and potions and only there as way to make the game easier, one has to wonder if the game was designed to be unfairly balanced in order to earn more money.
While Dungeon Quests in app purchases do not go as high as some games (ranging from $0.99-$19.99) the highest priced is still for in game currency that can be purchased over and over again, in turn making the cost of this game essentially limitless.
Con Never fully completed
Game felt like a good early access title but lacking in content and build variety.
Con UI is a bit confusing
With no real tutorial to be seen, the UI can be a chore to figure out and is also a bit cluttered, especially on smaller screens.