r/DungeonCrawler

Hi peepz,

My name is sfabian, I have for quite some time now been working on a DRPG and I finally published the Steam page:

Häxeri on Steam

My game is titled Häxeri (Swedish for Witchery), and my main inspiration is the Etrian Odyssey series. Like Etrian Odyssey, you can draw your own map in-game (but there is also an automap option). The combat however is mainly inspired by Shin Megami Tensei's Press Turn mechanic, where hitting elemental weaknesses gains you turns, while hitting resistances instead makes you lose turns. The dungeon is hand-crafted, so no procedural generation.

I'm really interested to hear what you think of what you see, and would be happy to answer any questions!

Also, if this really interests you (for example if you'd like to join a private playtest eventually) then feel free to join my little Discord server:

https://discord.gg/mxwYUqJ5aM

I'm making a dark fantasy dungeon crawling game and you can check it out here :) All the art is hand painted!

Hi everyone!

I’m a solo developer working on Tower of Scherbenmark, a dark turn-based ASCII dungeon crawler roguelike set in a decaying fantasy world filled with monsters, traps, secrets and strange magic.

The game’s Steam demo is now live, and I’d love to hear what you think and don't forget to wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4972610/Tower_of_Scherbenmark/

The game features:

• Turn-based dungeon crawling
• Melee combat and magic
• Procedurally generated runs
• Loot, chests, traps, secrets, and mimics
• Permanent Legacy Perks between runs
• Shard Mutations that change how each run plays
• A dark fantasy story told through journals and discoveries

I’m currently continuing to work on balancing, maybe additional mutations and perks, and improvements based on player feedback.

If you try the demo, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience, especially what you enjoyed, what felt confusing, and how the difficulty felt.

You can also join the Discord server here:

https://discord.gg/Z6MSezS

Thanks for taking a look!

DepthLoot - is a compact, turn-based dungeon extraction roguelite.

Over the past two weeks, we’ve put a lot of work into polishing the game, conducted a closed beta test with a small group of friends, and finally managed to get the demo ready for a playtest.
We’re launching the playtest in the coming days, so sign up to participate in steam page!

It wasn't easy, but now, with such a wide variety of items, the game plays great.
By the way, we'll be holding a playtest soon - we'd love for you join to test, here :)

Just finished an awesome session of Bag of Dungeon and wanted to share the love.

It is just so much fun to hack and slash your way through the tile layout. Building the map as you go feels like a proper old-school dungeon crawl.

The mechanics are simple but the tension is real, especially when the monster placement hits just right. It is definitely going to see the table a lot more often.

Have you guys played it?

Last time I posted, the barrier was downloading a stranger's EXE.

Fair. So now it runs in your browser:

https://lord-hoernchen.itch.io/ravenfall

It's a combat gauntlet built on old-school rules (OSE): roll your four heroes with visible 3d6, then fight an endless chain of tactical grid battles. control zones, morale checks, opportunity attacks, real dice rolls you can watch. Rest at the campfire between fights. When your party dies, that's the run.

Two things I genuinely want to know:

1. Does combat feel like the old stuff, or off?

2. How many fights did your party survive before the wipe?

I'll answer every comment.