

Dungeon of the ENDLESS™
AMPLITUDE Studios · 2014 · Roguelike, Strategy, Tower Defense, Pixel Graphics, Indie
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About Dungeon of the ENDLESS™
Lead a team of hardened criminals through infinite procedurally-generated dungeons filled with ancient alien threats, using scavenged Dust to build defenses and unlock powerful abilities in co-op roguelike combat. Survive brutal waves of monsters, manage your ragtag squad's conflicting personalities, and uncover the secrets of a dormant Endless civilization while fighting your way off a hostile alien world.
A few hundred condemned criminals were being shipped to the Auriga system on board the prison hulk “Success”. While this was presented as a chance to earn back their place in society by working hard for the common good, they understood that in fact they would be slave labour, sent to colonize an unexplored planet. All they knew about Auriga Prime was what the probes told them: it had water, temperate zones, plant life, and plenty of metals in the crust.
In fact, the planet Auriga once hosted a major settlement of the galaxy-travelling ancestors known as the Endless. In addition, the planet was still orbited by a functioning (and well cloaked) defensive system, which sprang eagerly to life upon the arrival of the Success. Within a few minutes, the ship was nothing but a few large chunks of metal falling toward the planet.
Every set of holding cells also functioned as an escape pod, so the ship let itself disintegrate and the surviving prisoners fell bruised but (temporarily) alive and (momentarily) safe to the planet below. Safe, that is, until they realized that they had crashed through some sort of facility of the Endless, down to a sub-basement so deep and ancient it might as well be called a dungeon…
Gather A Team.
- Form a team of heroes, each with their own strengths (and psychoses)
- Equip them, deploy them, and earn powerful abilities
- Manage the balance between ex-prison inmates and guards
- Experience four player coop and watch your back
Build Your Defenses.
- Use the Dust you gather to power the rooms
- Use scarce resources to help your team survive
- Build minor and major modules to hold off waves of monsters
- Decode Endless ruins to discover life-saving technologies
Open the Door.
- Each door is a danger; prepare yourself and your team for anything
- Explore and discover an infinity of levels and layouts
- Carry your crystal through waves of monsters to the exit of each level
- Fight your way to the surface to discover the truth about Auriga
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 2 of 6 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
-50%Dungeon of the ENDLESS™ - Deep Freeze Add-on
-50%Dungeon of the ENDLESS™ - Rescue Team Add-on

Dungeon of the ENDLESS™ - Australium Update
Free to playDungeon of the ENDLESS™ - Death Gamble Update
Free to playDungeon of the ENDLESS™ - Digital Artbook
Free to playDungeon of the ENDLESS™ - Organic Matters Update
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Hard and fun. Don't get discouraged by the difficulties, I feel like they are almost a a joke of sorts. There are two difficulties, "Too Easy" and "Easy", which feel like "Normal" and "Hard". I just won my first run after having owned the game for 11 years, and finally deciding to go for "Too Easy" :)
greath mechanics and greath replayability makes this game one of the best of its genre
Neat game. I liked the different characters and the randomness of where the rooms would be. But I did find the game to be very very long, and this sort of prevented me from playing many games of it. It's nice every once in a while to play with a friend of part of a run or a full run, but it does take a long time for a single run.
Unique. In a good way. Gets repetitive but I keep coming back now and again.
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