The Sealed Ampoule

Sealed Ampoule is a Mystery Dungeon clone that has its own whimsical charm. It is a turn-based Rogue-like, where you and the enemies move and trade blows in randomized dungeon floors. Your goal is collecting 'elements', or resources, from the dungeon and invest them into improvements, either in skills you unlock as you level up or into the dungeon itself. There are no weapons or other equipment, but you can find potions you can carry for healing. Having 100% the game in 72 hours (cumulative), I really enjoyed going deeper and deeper, unlocking skills to improve my character and leveling up the dungeon to the point that a hundred floors were compressed down to a single "farm" floor where hundreds of different resources were harvested in a line. The game had an Incremental game feeling to it, one that lasted to the end.

100% the game through and through. It was honestly quite lovely grinding to further my agriculture in the game. Going as far down as you can(there is a limit to the ampule), unlocking all kinds of abilities. Breezing through the game and learning it's mechanics it's all very well done. The story of the Ampule is very good, has a unique art style that slowly grows on you. The game's learning curve isn't high at all. It hits all the marks as to, once you have a full grasp at something they gave you in the game. They introduce you to a new mechanic. Notably, this has been done to me numerous of times within the game. 10/10 for story, grinding, the variety of different mechanics to further your gameplay. This game isn't recommended for those who aren't too into the grindy aspect of games. I wouldn't mind doing a 2nd playthrough of the game. That is how much I've enjoyed this game. If you have a question about the game, you can leave me a message. Happy farming! See you at the end!

Gameplay The Sealed Ampoule isn't overly complicated and easy to follow, you enter a dungeon full of enemies who often try to kill you in turn based combat like Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, when you defeat enemies they drop resources that you can use to both upgrade the dungeon or yourself. How it feels to play. It somehow manages to have an idle clicker game vibe as all the numbers get bigger the longer you play, and it's oddly relaxing. Recommendation Would recommend this to anyone looking for something that's easy to play in between everything else.

Barebones and basic mystery dungeon. No gear. One attack spell that hits a single enemy for less damage than your basic attack. One attack spell that does the same across 3 squares. One weak-*** heal. Two heal potion types that heal for less than the damage you take in the turn you used it. It removes the Mystery Dungeon's concept of runs starting you at level 1 same as Azure Dream's sequel did. Leveling up gives zero stats, just offers new upgrades to learn via grinding mats - rarely offering damage upgrades. Enemies have three debuffs. One does INSANE DoT dmg and too many enemies do it. One makes you miss 75% of your attacks and is spammed by enemies that already have a 33% dodge rate. Made it to floor 39 in what felt like twelve hours and I give up. Too bored. I just feel weaker the more I progress, and grinding doesn't help because materials needed for stat upgrades would be locked to future floors anyway. TLDR: overrated, basic, boring slog.

Decent time waster/ collect-a-thon game. Its at least average to mid rpg, still 5 ✨✨✨✨✨ as its a easy average grindy achievement game. Is simplistic a little, but has good enough music an ok story. ( Just dont expect a novel's level of story or reason as to why the main OG just has to go to that particular dungeon or to have stayed to explore it to begin with. Lol ) But monsters an what monsters drop + "item" lore is very quirky was very interesting to me.. Would Love A Sequel ❤️👍 not sure how they would write a story for it though. Lol