Dungeon Journey (2016)

[h1] Roguelike where you click on tiles to find monsters, gold or something else (pudding). Clicky game more suited for mobile devices. Overall not worth wasting too much time unless you have infinite time on your back. Buy backpack and stop complaining. [/h1]

[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]

Went for five minutes, emerged five days later with boss beard. Got lost on floor 17, found myself inside a chest, kicked my own loot out. Perfect hideout from spouse. 12/10, grab it and vanish!

Dungeon Journey is a compact yet surprisingly enduring indie dungeon crawler that focuses on accessibility, replayability, and steady character progression rather than overwhelming systems or spectacle. Developed by Carbomb Software in collaboration with Nova Dimension and published by Nova Dimension, the game embraces a classic roguelike-inspired structure where the primary goal is simple but compelling: descend as deep as possible into an ever-changing dungeon filled with monsters, loot, and escalating danger. Its design philosophy clearly prioritizes approachability, making it easy to jump into while still offering enough depth to reward persistence and mastery over time. At the heart of Dungeon Journey is its loop of exploration, combat, and risk management. Players select a hero and begin their descent through procedurally generated dungeon floors, each populated by enemies, traps, and treasures. Combat is straightforward, relying on timing, positioning, and smart use of abilities rather than complex inputs. Enemies become progressively more dangerous the deeper you travel, forcing players to adapt their approach and pay close attention to health, resources, and cooldowns. Wh…

Repetitive RPG with simple combat, timing-based mechanics, tedious dungeons and minimal strategic depth

good game but gets a bit difficult and i can't find my original progress so i drifted away without completing.