Random Chaos Dungeon
Roguelike where even enemies, bosses, and their attacks are randomly generated. Beat enemies and take the weapons they were using! With 1-4 players, find and beat bosses in the open world and advance towards the source of the chaos! High difficulty, but adjustable. Completely free!
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10 itemsAbout the Game
Roguelike with a high degree of randomization, including:
Enemy sprites, built from multiple different parts. This also affects their behavior and stats.
Properties of weapons, including speed, size, damage, and numerous special effects and properties. All attacks are based on these randomized weapons and can be used by both enemies and players.
Armor is randomized similarly to weapons, allowing you to stack effects from 5 different armor slots.
The map. Although the same areas will always be present, there is variation in the exact layout.
Bosses have weapons with certain guaranteed special properties to give them a unique feel, and it's even possible for the player to get those weapons!
Each area and boss has unique self-made music!
Gameplay
Play alone or up to 4 players! Enemies scale based on the number of players. Use healing effects to support your friends. If your friends die, bring them back quickly by consuming items or returning to a waypoint so everyone gets to keep playing. Decide on your roles and distribute loot efficiently.
Attack from afar with ranged weapons or use melee weapons. See what kind of weapons the enemies have and avoid their attacks. Use shields to deflect projectiles, parry melee attacks or simply to block damage. Level up your max HP, arrows or MP to match your playstyle. Consume items you don't need to restore yourself and collect scrap.
Choose appropriate difficulty level:
Easy: Limits how much damage you can take. Infinite revives allow you to keep trying until you succeed.
Normal: You can take more damage. Reviving costs scrap, allowing a limited number of revives.
Hard: You can take even more damage. Less loot, no revives.
As you beat bosses, you unlock special powers, and the entire world levels up, allowing you to find stronger equipment. Although you can upgrade equipment, it may often be better to change weapons as you find new, stronger ones.
A single run is expected to be roughly 1-2 hours, but you can save at any time and continue later.
