Dungeon Hearts is a decent-enough cross between a RPG, a rhythm game, and a puzzler--but your patience may be tested by the ridiculous hoops this game puts you through. All modes of this game are a gauntlet where, in short order, you will find yourself swarmed by negative icons, straining to keep up with the pace. You earn a pittance of EXP during any of the modes, making progress a total chore. Also, for a musical game, there aren't many great tunes.

The visuals are charming enough, and there is promise with this game's Match-3 setup. It's also nice how every character can affect battles in different ways, from the warrior dealing direct damage to enemies to the ranger dealing status ailments. Consider this game--provided it's on sale.

Dungeon Hearts is a decent-enough cross between a RPG, a rhythm game, and a puzzler--but your patience may be tested by the ridiculous hoops this game puts you through. All modes of this game are a gauntlet where, in short order, you will find yourself swarmed by negative icons, straining to keep up with the pace. You earn a pittance of EXP during any of the modes, making progress a total chore. Also, for a musical game, there aren't many great tunes. The visuals are charming enough, and there is promise with this game's Match-3 setup. It's also nice how every character can affect battles in different ways, from the warrior dealing direct damage to enemies to the ranger dealing status ailments. Consider this game--provided it's on sale.