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Never knew how to get into D&D - or tired of sessions always getting rescheduled? We made a solo RPG like D&D!
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Never knew how to get into D&D - or tired of sessions always getting rescheduled? We made a solo RPG like D&D!

Hey folks!

We’re two brothers behind Master of Dungeon, and we’re happy to be back here after some time since we first started sharing the project.

For anyone who hasn’t seen it before - quick recap. We loved playing D&D, but like many of you, we just couldn’t keep up with regular sessions anymore. Work, life, scheduling… it got harder and harder to come back to the table. So instead of letting that feeling go, we decided to try and recreate it in a different form.

That’s how Master of Dungeon came to life - a single-player, text RPG inspired by the freedom and storytelling of D&D.

We’ve now been working on it for over a year, going through multiple testing phases, iterations, and a lot of feedback from early players. And we finally feel ready to take the next step.

Here is the Google Play link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitforge.mastersofdungeon&hl

if you’re playing on iOS, you can do it here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/mg6UrBH9

We’re honestly really curious (and a bit nervous) to see what you’ll think once more people get their hands on it.

If you’d like to follow the development more closely or jump in a bit earlier, feel free to join our Discord already. We’re preparing a special reward for people who were with us before the official release and helped shape the game along the way.

Thanks for reading - and as always, we’d love to hear what you think ^.^

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u/TheMirrorUS — 1 day ago

For several years now, I have been single-handedly creating a 2D adventure game about the journey of a monk and poet through medieval Japan. Players will encounter forest spirits, battle demons, help sorrowful ghosts, and write poetry.

Mountain Home is a small 2D art project created in my spare time outside of work. It is my first experience in game development, so I’ve had to learn everything along the way. The project is still far from complete, so I kindly ask you not to judge it too harshly.

The game is inspired by Japanese poetry, Buddhist aesthetics, and the medieval monk and poet Saigyō, who abandoned warfare to wander in search of inner peace.

In the story, a monk awakens in a mountain hut and discovers that the valley has been cursed. The people have vanished, and the land is now inhabited by ghosts and demons. He travels through these places, performs rituals, helps spirits, and tries to uncover the cause of the disaster.

As he explores the world, the monk notices moments of beauty and composes poetry. These poems help him preserve inner peace and resist fear and despair.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3101120/Mountain_Home/

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u/lymanra — 1 day ago