It's a fun play. I liked it enough that about halfway through the campaign the DLC's went on sale and I purchased them all. There is a good variety of enemies that you face with different tactics and abilities. Most of the battles you fight give you some upgrades to gear, so leave no corner unsearched. Hit the TAB button a lot.

So far I’ve spent 30+ hours wandering through The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk. It’s been a real delight. It’s funny, strangely enchanting, and you actually start to like the characters. The art is vibrant, the story is fun, and even the side missions feel alive with that chaotic good energy. It’s made with a sense that the characters are self-aware and it comes up frequently.

I made The Elf my Steam background. She may be a walking blonde joke cliche, but she is probably the kindest and most charming of the bunch… unless you’re of Dwarven descent.

Lastly I’m not a fan of missable levels or items, but Naheulbeuk has real replayability. Sort of like slipping on your favorite, slightly unhinged daydream. Once the combat clicks, it becomes a dance full of strategy, luck, and just enough delicious chaos to keep it fresh and tasty.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s goofy, and sometimes extremely frustrating, but it’s also a little bit seductive, like reaching for a hotdog at your local park cart and accidentally brushing hands with a beautiful stranger… ya know, or however your parents met. It’s an adventure worth experiencing.

Funny and fun