Who are accustomed to experience Facebook games to know that the genre more widespread in the social network is the management of farms or cities, or RPGs in shifts. But Dungeon Rampage leaves behind all these: it is a game of real-time action that does not let you breathe until the end of a phase.

You control a barbarian armed with an ax and one goal: get to the end of a cave defeating all opponents ahead and collecting as many treasures as possible. It’s like a medieval film without a script, but with a lot of blood and adventure.

The enemies are varied: orcs, skeletons, knights and mythological creatures, like a minotaur, try to stop their mission. The scenario also features some classic pitfalls, like thorns on the ground, arrows coming out of the wall and flamethrowers.

A fantasy realm
Once you complete the first phase, a new world opens up in Dungeon Rampage: you can visit the tavern and chat with other warriors, buy equipment in stores or direct from the next mission.

The multiplayer gameplay, released from there, you can put together with your Facebook contacts or players from anywhere in the world. By completing more stages, you still release more weapons and up to five secret characters to continue breaking everything.