Below is a map created using the default settings (as seen above). I love that this can be used to inspire/give ideas, and you can fully edit the Generated map within the tools. Elements of the game may look unpolished, but it is all fully playable. A Random Dungeon Generator is included, and as you'll see in the screenshots, it has a solid design After clicking Generate Map, the Random Map is displayed. However, text instructions, a 60 Second Tutorial in the form of an animated image, and a tutorial video are on the Dungeonographer site. But one of Hexographer’s major advantages is ease-of-use, so in a similar way Dungeonographer should be just as easy. Left click to pick up an item, right click to discard itĮSC to save and quit, game will automatically start where you left offĪs an older project primarily made for personal enjoyment, I have no plans to make this into a polished game. People who have used Hexographer before will find the interface very familiar. Score value of levels completed once you die Loot: Armor, weapons, potions, keys, and gold!
No in-game maps, grab some paper to map it yourself! I always loved the mazelike feel of oldschool 3D dungeon crawlers, so I decided to make my own endless dungeon crawler with procedurally generated levels.
An old personal passion project with the sole purpose of forcing me to create physical maps to visualize the dungeon layout.
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