Dungreed

Mechanics

In Dungreed, which was released on the PC platform, we observe the action from the side. We travel through procedurally generated underground levels, where we find dungeons, lava tunnels and jungles, among others. As we progress, we gather more and more powerful equipment - this includes melee weapons, as well as lightsabers and sniper rifles. In addition, we improve our hero's statistics and teach him new skills. In turn, the liberated inhabitants of the town will start to rebuild it over time, thanks to which we gain access to shops and schools.

Over the course of the game we face countless adversaries, from ordinary opponents who are easy to defeat, to bosses; apart from that, it is worth ing that the dungeons are full of traps. This is further complicated by the fact that after dying the hero loses all of the equipment that we have managed to acquire, and is transported back to the surface; fortunately, once learnt, the skills he obtains stay with him permanently.

Technical issues

The two-dimensional graphics of Dungreed are maintained in a pixel-art style from the 16-bit era. The dynamic soundtrack seeks to warm us up to battle.

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