TinkerHouse Games was formed in 2011 by multiple veterans of the industry. With a wide range of experience between them and five titles already released — including Cthulu Saves the World and On the Rain-slick Precipice of Darkness — they are no strangers to development. Dwarven Delve is to be their latest release and it aims to be unique. Making a non-gimmicky twist on the Dungeon Crawler genre is a tough one, but Dwarven Delve manages to pull it off with its puzzle-like hex-spinning game-play.
SegmentNext writes: "Developer Tinkerhouse Games announced this week that it would change the name from its action puzzle game Dwarven Delve, after issues with another company.
They had recently hit a bump when a similar sounding game called Delve Deeper from Lunar Giant Games came onto their radar."
oprainfall writes:
"A long time ago, I attended PAX Prime 2013 to cover the cool and unique games there for oprainfall. I found the Indie Megabooth hosted the most interesting stuff there, and of those games, the one that most caught my attention was Dwarven Delve. A unique “action puzzle crawl” from the fine folks at TinkerHouse Games, it captivated me despite there being no playable demo at the event."
oprainfall writes:
"The game itself is supposed to be an intriguing combination of dungeon crawling, puzzle matching and party upgrades. While the game is still in the early alpha, it already looks great. Players manipulate hexagonal dungeon tiles to form various sigils to aid your Dwarven heroes and hurt the wandering monsters."
