DUNGEON DASH

Dungeon Dash is a casual dungeon romp. Sort of Dinner Dash meets Diablo. It's not done yet, but I'm making incomplete (but playable) versions of it available for anybody who'd like to try it out.

You can download the latest version here.

NEWS:

February 17, 2007 - Completely changed the scoring method so that combos aren't as overwhelmingly important. There's now a level 11 AND 12, but they're still extra extra hard. Trying a level that's not in yet will pop up a message instead of crashing the game.

February 11, 2007 - New version up. Still only 11 levels available (trying to play the 12th will crash the game). I made the "level select" screen look nicer, and I made the tutorial easier. Still no way to save your game. Oh, and I've got the difficulty of that 11th level cranked WAY up. That is NOT the difficulty I want the first post-tutorial level at.

January 14, 2007 - Taking a break from the "big" game I'm working on to make something simpler. It's far enough along that you can play the tutorial, and one extra level (11 levels total). A lot of stuff is just temp. Here are some specific things to keep in mind:

The pop-ups text boxes before each level will be replaced by something more aesthetically pleasing. I have some plans...
The level select screen will look like a map, and as you complete dungeons (each of which will be 5-10 levels), more of the map will appear. For instance, the first ten levels of this demo would be a dungeon, then the map would lead you to a new one (of which, right now, only one level exists).
Right now, hitting the "Esc" key on your keyboard ends the game. Obviously, that will be fixed...
You'll be able to, between levels, spend the gold you've earned on new spells and equipment (like, pieces of armor that will reduce the damage done by monsters).

Other than those things (the last of which is the biggie), this is basically how the game will play.