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Metal Dungeon - Xbox

Platform : Xbox |
Rated: Teen
3.3 3.3 out of 5 stars 13 ratings
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In the futuristic world of Alansas, magic and technology are one. Plagued by war and famine, Alansas has become a post-apocalyptic playground. In the vast underground weapons complex of Force Valley, monstrous cyborg armies are created to wage war on the fields above. In a moment of folly, an experimental cyborg known as 'Magin', escapes and takes over the weapons laboratory and facility. Creating an army of enhanced weapon monsters, Magin entombs the Gods of magic, turning Force Valley into a Metal Dungeon. Now, a group of Cyborgs known as the Enforcers are enlisted to take back the facility, plunge into its depths and root out the evil that awaits. So gear up, level up, and get ready for a horror-filled, futuristic RPG adventure in the Metal Dungeon.
This item comes with game, game case and manual. Item shows slight wear from use. Jewel case might be a replacement and might include replacement jewel case artwork. Bonus downloadable content may have already been redeemed. This item can be a great addition to your game collection both to play and display!

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Deep within a vast underground weapons complex known as Force Valley, one faction of humans tries to gain the upper hand by creating super-enhanced cyborgs. One of their experimental cyborgs, Magin, escapes and creates an army of enhanced weaponic monsters, turning Force Valley into a Metal Dungeon. Players must assemble their teams to plunge into the depths and root out the monsters.

Players choose from five character types--fencer, striker, analyzer, caster, and broader--for building their teams, which may be further enhanced by finding or buying chips and implanting them into characters. Players can add to their team by finding and reanimating the corpses of fallen warriors and transforming them into one of five unlockable character classes. Metal Dungeon can be played by a single player (who may control up to six characters) or by multiple players each controlling their own character and their actions simultaneously.

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Kyle Haynes
5.0 out of 5 stars Wow
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2020
So apparently everyone is only giving reviews based on gameplay. If thats the case, im giving it 5 stars. The gameplay was epic, and it had some mechanics you still cant find in any other game
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Ivan Weber
4.0 out of 5 stars Four Stars
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2015
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The game was in good condition.
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Timothy Roller
1.0 out of 5 stars Not Xbox Material
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2002
I live in Japan, and since there's about 20 games out for the Xbox here, I picked up this one. I have to say that this is the worst game I've played for the Xbox, and the only one I've traded in. I never trade in games, but this one is something that belongs on pre-PSX hardware. The dungeons are all flat paneled, straight out of Wolfenstein. The fight scenes are slow and repetitive, and get boring after twenty minutes. Characters aren't very interestingly drawn, which isn't too bad, since there are no central characters anyways. The story is non-existent. Even the CGI is ugly. It entertained me for half an hour, and I spent 2000 yen on it, so it scrapes up one star.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Great gfx, Monotonous...
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2002
For starters, im a huge rpg fan, I have Gamecube, Ps2, and Xbox. And honestly xbox is the most expensive paperweight ive ever purchased. Metal Dungeon Has excellent graphics, But the battle system is basically automatic, and all you do is clear out dungeons full of cyborgs, so basically youre just doing the same thing over and over and over again. I got this game because i was hoping maybe xbox put out a decent game besides Halo. I suggest to anyone not to mke the same mistake i did, and if you're going to buy any xbox games, read EGM and make sure its not junk :)
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December TwentyNine
4.0 out of 5 stars It's OK...
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2010
I bought this game at Fry's Electronics in 2004 when XBOX was popular, and before XBOX 360 hit the market. I've always had an interest in RPGs so I had to get it, and for $20 it was a deal. This game somewhat reminds me of "Wizardry V: The Heart of the Maelstrom", the SNES version. You go into the maze, you train, find upgrades, go to next level. Repeat. Only trouble is, the Plot in that SNES game is 100x better than this XBOX game. Metal Dungeon has a really terrible game plot. To me, it doesn't make sense. It talks about the "Gods of Magic" but yet the final boss is the "Demon Lord?" I don't see any resemblance. I guess. So anyway, There are 10 areas, and they repeat once you reach area 11, which mirrors area 1, area 12 mirroring area 2, etc. etc. etc. with the difference of the monsters you fight have been trained. Once you reach area 100, the final area, there is no limit to how far you can train since the boss fights give you insane amount of EXP. For example, in the Final Fantasy franchise, your characters are commonly limited to "Level 99". Well, my Artsranger is currently at Level 3,440. Of course this was achieved with nearly 500 hours of game play spanned over 6 real-time years.

A very good game to play on those restless nights if you like random generating mazes and repetition; and, of course, the suspense on how high you can train your men to.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Don't buy this game!
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2003
Overall, a huge disappointment. The AI stinks and the combat system is terrible. Graphics are the only decent part but cannot overcome serious flaws in the game ... keep this game at arms length.
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Rich Keohane
4.0 out of 5 stars Dont beleive this [] dude.
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2002
Ok, im from America, and ive have the demo disc form OXM and the game looks [] awesome, the fight scenes look great and the levels are a hell of a lot better than wolfeinsein.
i do agree the cgi could be better, but in game graphics is a bigger deal, not psx [], psx couldnt handle this at all.
shut ur face, stupid liar, probably live in kentucky or sumthing
6 people found this helpful
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Walter Reade
1.0 out of 5 stars Blah!
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2003
This is almost too bland to call it an RPG. It is highly repetitive. Level after level you combat the enemy, collect some stuff, repeat ad naseam. This is the second worst game for Xbox (see Pulse Racer for first place on this one).
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