Deadly Dungeons brings the Role Playing genre to life, and throws up exciting challenges for gamers. Developed by code_zombie, this Android game is best experienced on BlueStacks, the World’s #1 app player for PC and Mac users.

Deadly Dungeons is a first person crawler that feels like a love letter to those old school dungeon games, only meaner the deeper it goes. The setup is simple enough. The party is gone, the exit is far away, and the halls are stuffed with creatures that really want someone to fail. At first it plays like a quick escape, then it turns into a long haul with an ancient menace waiting beneath. Movement is snappy, rooms are tight, and the maze keeps shifting because the layouts, monsters, and loot are randomized. That keeps runs fresh and a bit tense, since nobody really knows what is around the next corner.

What stands out is the difficulty options. Casual is basically a no-stress story tour with god-mode. Normal feels fair, with saves and reloads when things go sideways. Hardcore deletes a run when death happens. Nightmare does that too, and the enemies sprint like they had five coffees. Beat the game and it does not roll credits and call it a day. A new run scales the dungeon to the current character, adds nastier variations, and throws a big mix of attack types at the player. There is a surprising amount of text, little notes and descriptions that make the place feel like a real ruin rather than a series of rooms. On PC through BlueStacks, mouse and keyboard make looking and clicking smoother than touch, and it still plays like a straight shot dungeon trek without fluff. If a person wants a focused, repeatable crawl with permadeath options and lots of enemy behavior variety, this is that.

Ready to top the leaderboard? We bet you do. Let precise controls and sharp visuals optimized on BlueStacks lead you to victory.