Any time I feel like chilling and just having a little fun while laying back in my chair this is almost always my first pick. Controls by either controller or KBM works fine, but switching between the two doesn't work because it assumes 2 people are playing at that point (which can be good if that's how you would like it to work lol).

Although the gameplay flow isn't perfect since it takes a while before things really start to pick up in any given game (especially if you pick larger maps) this really goes well with the "chill-out" style that I spoke of. It's almost like a tabletop game in some respects..

I've yet to play multiplayer, but I'm sure it would be fun!

One of my top choices for a casual game

Really boring game that seems to be ported from X-Box 360. It's also multiplayer-targeted... With no option to play online. If you don't have any friends, you really shouldn't spend your money on Delve Deeper. And even if you have plenty of 'em, there's still no chance for you to play co-op with them, because they won't most likely just want to play that game. Waste of money.

I gave this game a shot, I really did. I wanted to like it, and even with it's obvious, glaring flaws, I dug deeper to see if there was something there, but after it was all said and done, there wasn't.

The game presents an interesting idea, and it reminded me of something like Dungeon Keeper. You have dwarves, and you have them mine these caves for you in real-time, collecting resources, which you use to attack the other team. You can find treasures, and different items that give you temporary upgrades for that match, and eventually, one team becomes the victor.
Sound great, right? Well, no, actually.

On paper, the game sounds like it'd be cool, and really fun, but in practice, the controls are just awful. You're forced to move the camera around by clicking and dragging, and issuing commands to your units just feels really cumbersome. The artstyle is interesting for a bit, but once you realize how limited the whole thing is, and how many assets they changed the colors on and re-used. that also begins to lose it's appeal. There is basically no storyline to speak of, and what little bit of flavor text they do try to put in there just comes off as bland and annoying.

I could forgive ALL of these things if the design of the game was fun... but it also fails in that aspect. Nothing I did in the game felt rewarding or satisfying, and I think that's the most damning thing you can say about it. It just feels like a bunch of cumbersome clicking without any payoff. It's a bland, useless, mess of a game, and nobody should waste their time or money with it.

Fun little game, though without much DEPTH to it. I'd still say I rather DIG this game, despite some of its FAULTS. Like, say, no saving feature when a single game can last for over an hour so it can be TUFF to finish it in one sitting if you lack the time, and it eventually gets a little BORING. DD's devs have been STONE silent for a while though so don't expect any bug fixes or new content, however the free DLC is still quite a GNEISS addition. But you just gotta admit that this little game is just a STEPPING STONE towards something greater.

Speaking of which.

A sequel with multiplayer included is currently in the works, as far as I'm aware, but devs are taking their sweet time with it, and as for the ETA for its release... Well, your guess is as good as MINE.

I'm done.

This game is not fun at all unless you have a friend to play against, and even then the fun is quite limmited.