Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi Review Summary
Last updated: 2026-08-17
- Free respec adds strategic depth
- Atmosphere and dungeon exploration praised
- Engaging story with appealing visuals
- Controller and PC controls problematic
- Instant death mechanics cause frustration
- High price compared to content
Emotions
Archetypes
- Sample precision
- Helpful reviews
- 96%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 4%
- Protest reviews
- 0%
- 68%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 32%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 375
- Negative points
- 304
- Gameplay points
- 310
- Perf. points
- 14
- Rec. points
- 101
- Misc points
- 141
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Free respec and class change
| Players praise the game for allowing unlimited free class changes and stat/skill reallocation at any time, even inside dungeons, providing flexible build options without penalty. This system is highlighted as a major convenience and a key factor in build experimentation. | 48% |
Overall positive reception
| Multiple reviews describe the game as fabulous, wonderful, great, and well worth playing, indicating strong overall satisfaction. These high praise comments reflect broad enjoyment and endorsement of the game. | 39% |
Atmosphere and ambiance praised
| Reviews consistently highlight the game's incredible ambiance, oppressive and unsettling mood, and strong atmospheric presence. The dark, heavy atmosphere is noted as a standout feature that enhances immersion. | 35% |
Switch Boost adds strategic depth
| The Switch Boost mechanic is repeatedly praised for enabling free skill usage with a recharge turn, providing damage reduction, HP recovery, and preemptive attack options. It adds tactical depth to turn-based combat and makes consecutive battles more comfortable. | 29% |
Enjoyable map and dungeon exploration
| Maps are well-designed and make exploration fun, with dungeons being enjoyable to navigate. The exploration aspect is a key positive, supported by good map layouts and interactive elements. | 27% |
Great dungeon crawler design
| The game is recognized as a peak or solid first-person dungeon crawler, with streamlined modern quality-of-life features. It stands out among DRPGs, especially those from Experience Inc. | 25% |
Engaging story and lore
| The story is described as compelling, interesting, and engaging enough to drive exploration, with some wishing it were longer. The creepy and oppressive narrative tone complements the atmosphere. | 25% |
Appealing art and visual style
| The art style is described as weird but attractive, appealing, and memorable, with beautiful graphics and amazing artwork. The visual presentation is a notable strength. | 24% |
Flexible party building
| The skill point system and free respec options allow for flexible party building and experimentation without penalties. Players can adapt their party composition to different challenges. | 20% |
Satisfying combat system
| Combat is noted as challenging but rewarding, with tactical turn-based mechanics and the Switch Boost system providing depth. The combat is generally well-received, offering both difficulty and satisfaction. | 19% |
User-friendly for newcomers
| The game is considered easy and newcomer friendly, with a difficulty level lower than typical for DRPGs, making it accessible to players unfamiliar with the genre. This ease of entry is appreciated. | 18% |