){kind=icon}
Time To Die: Dungeons
by badpilcrow
Add to your home screen for quick access
Install this game
Tap the Share button, then "Add to Home Screen" to install this game for quick access.
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
Time To Die: Dungeons
Tags for Time To Die: Dungeons
Description
Embark on a dangerous journey through winding caverns and treacherous ruins, collecting treasures and battling monsters! Time To Die: Dungeons is a tough-as-nails top-down dungeon-crawler, inspired by classic arcade games and a love of adventure.
How to Play
You can play this game with a mouse, gamepad (in select browsers), or a device with touch capabilities. Follow the in-game prompts!
Comments
){kind=avatar}
krixable
Feb. 26, 2015
Altgough I like the music - wheres mute!!! I still cant understand why games of this quality do not offer it!
)
Good suggestion, krixable! It should be an easy fix for us to add sound and music switches to the main menu. In the meantime, here's our low budget fix: turn off your speakers, and whenever our hero Danforth swings his sword, just go "PA-CHOO, PA-CHOO!!!" :-D
)
densch
Feb. 27, 2015
Some kind of checkpoint would be nice.
After managing to stuck the guy inside a wall, the only way to play again ws to restart the whole game.
PS: They may beuseful when you play the game the first time.
But after that the poup hints are just bothersome.
Yeah, I'd like to implement a level select screen in subsequent upgrades and future games. In the meantime, presenting the tutorial popups only once will be easy enough to implement. Thanks! :)
)
SteliosS10
Feb. 28, 2015
walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E5muR5vmDY
Thank you for taking the time to post this, SteliosS10!
)
stillman1
Mar. 04, 2015
I enjoy the simplicity; it's easy to get into. The music is good. The main problem is linearity and no real choices for character building, at least none that I found. Also, I couldn't attack diagonally, yet the monsters can slide in diagonally. Is it just me, or does fleeing not want to work sometimes? I think most players would probably prefer the option to hold in the mouse button to keep moving.
To answer your question, there's a cooldown period before you can flee again, which I think should be represented by a "sweat droplet" icon above the hero's head in updates and subsequent games. I like the idea of holding down the mouse button for continued movement. Thanks for the critiques, stillman1!
)
radar816
Feb. 26, 2015
Clunky controls, weak enemies, and boring level design make this a 3/5.
Thank you for your feedback, radar816! We want to make 5/5 games, so it's important to know what we can do to improve our projects.
)
)
More Games Like Time To Die: Dungeons
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}
){kind=icon}