r/DungeonCrawler

Hi there!
I'm solo developer, currently creating a Dark Fantasy dungeon crawler game called Enlighted.

The game is in early development phase, but I want to share my work with Dungeon Crawler community!

The light source can help you not only with visibility, it can save you from influence of darkness that weakens you. Avoid dark areas, fight shadow creatures and find out, what you can find in the completely dark at the bottom of the dungeon.

Steam page and trailer

Thanks for any interest!

Hey everyone! I’m the solo developer of Throne of Shards, a dark fantasy dungeon crawler where combat is built around card battles inspired by games like Magic: The Gathering.

Instead of managing a traditional party, your deck becomes your weapon, spellbook, and survival kit. You explore a dungeon, collect new cards, improve your deck, and fight through floors that each change the rules in different ways.

Some floors limit how many cards you can play per turn. Others change how creatures behave, or force you to rethink what kind of deck can survive deeper in the dungeon.

It’s definitely a weird mix, so I’d love to hear what dungeon crawler fans think. Does card-based combat still sound like it could scratch the dungeon crawler itch?

Steam page / trailer here: Throne of Shards

Thanks a lot for taking a look!

The game is Crystals Of Irm

So, I'm steadily building out a game called One More Adventure, which I hope to have a demo up towards the end of June. The whole thing is a nice big hexcrawl (well, as big as you want, really), populated with all sorts of dungeons like this one, where my party just got totally knocked out.

Anyway, I think it might be something you all are interested in, and if so, check it out!