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Minecraft Dungeons — Video Review
Minecraft Dungeons may be the perfect starting point for newcomers looking to dip their toes into the action RPG genre or for someone looking to have a relaxed playthrough in a game world they know and love.
But, according to our own Jeff Cork's thorough and well-written review, hardcore fans of games such as Diablo and Path of Exile may want to look elsewhere if they're craving a deep loot-driven experience.
Join us as we analyze Mojang's latest foray into a new world with Game Informer's latest video review.
As always, your feedback has been instrumental in improving each video and I can't thank you enough. Please reach out in the comments below or on Twitter if you have any constructive feedback. I look forward to hearing from everyone. If you can't get enough Minecraft Dungeons, be sure to check out our New Gameplay Today as I play co-op with some of your favorite GI editors.
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