A procedurally generated Dungeon Crawler set in the newly discovered land of Mysteria, rich in ancient dungeons to explore and loot for epic treasures. Filled with evil monsters, and soon to be filled with the corpses of your characters.
All dungeons, magic scrolls, and weapons are procedurally generated, so keep an eye out because there could always be a better weapon around the next corner.
With full character customization you can create unique and interesting characters for each playthrough, and those characters can become NPCs later.
Loot everything, your goal is to amass 1000 or more gold in order to retire so grab everything, and sell what you don't need.
Each dungeon contains a special artifact of great value that will boost your gold reserves by a massive amount.
All weapons, scrolls, armour and accessories are procedurally generated so there are thousands of possible items. On top of that there are potions, food, gold, precious gems, and many other items to help you through the dungeon.
Once a character has amassed a thousand or more gold they can retire and open a shop in the forest clearing. Before long you will have a small village that you can visit to prepare for your next dungeon run.
This is Abraham, he retired and opened a Weapon Shop. His dialogue is taken from his adventures when he was being used as a character, for instance the Giant bat he speaks about was the boss he fought in that dungeon. Each NPC is unique to each persons game.
When you die you stay dead. Permadeath means you will be starting again from the beginning, but sometimes you leave something behind. Characters that die are buried in the cemetery in the clearing, and sometimes an item will be buried with them that you can reclaim.
You will encounter many different monsters on your travels. There are over 50 different monsters that inhabit the dungeons of Mysteria, with many different skills, strengths and weaknesses, some of them more dangerous than others.
not fun
Graphics are ok, but bugs are not. First bug is overlapping traps, I met with a top spikes both with and without poison in one square, overlapping. Second is items may stuck in indestructible objects if those are present. Third is inventory cell when emptied retains name of object previously held there. If those I found during first 20 minutes, I'm afraid of issues that await further.
I wanted to like this game. I've been playing games since before there were computer games. I'm no stranger to pixely FPS, and they hold a special place in my heart. That said, there are so many glaring issues with this game, it makes it hard to play. You can't turn off the music, you can only adjust the overall volume. The view swing is crazy, I often overshoot my target because I can't move appropriately to aim at them. It seems to have a very low bit depth for colors. The first time you install the game (at least for me and one other commenter), you need to uninstall and reinstall to stop an "always move" bug. It is literally unplayable until you do this. There has been one update for the game, and that was in November. The Dev is already working on a new game, and with the issues still present in this one, I'm going to assume it has been abandoned. For the record, at the time of this review, November was half a year ago. I support indie devs, but I can't support an abandon...
Fun little roguelike without a massive barrier to entry.
I own this on itch.io as well. This game is thrilling and difficult, which I like. The character customization and retirement goals add depth, while NPCs enrich the experience. A must play for dungeon crawler fans.
Dungeons of Mysteria costs $5.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows XP Processor: i3 Memory: 2 GB RAM Storage: 73 MB available space Recommended: Recommended: OS: Windows 10 Processor: i5 Memory: 4 GB RAM Storage: 73 MB available space
Dungeons of Mysteria is available on Windows PC.
Dungeons of Mysteria has 63% positive reviews from 8 players.
Dungeons of Mysteria was released on Nov 14, 2023.
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