Dungeon Crawler
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An open-source traditional roguelike dungeon crawler with randomized levels, enemies, and hundreds of items.
A traditional roguelike game featuring pixel-art graphics and a streamlined interface for mobile and desktop.
A roguelike dungeon crawler featuring tactical combat, diverse character skills, deity worship, and procedurally generated levels.
A browser-based roguelike dungeon crawler with ASCII graphics, procedurally generated content, and built with Dart.
A free, single-player roguelike dungeon exploration game with ASCII graphics and deep gameplay.
A cross-platform port of the Arx Fatalis first-person role-playing game, enabling modern play on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
An open-source first-person roguelike dungeon crawler game built in C++ with multiplayer support.
An extensible open-world roguelike game with pixel art where players explore wilderness and ruins, built in Rust.
A 2D RPG dungeon crawler game built with Flutter and the Flame engine to test the Bonfire package.
A fantasy roguelike deathcrawl game built in Rust with turn-based dungeon exploration.
An open-source engine recreation of Ultima Underworld and Ultima Underworld 2 using the Godot Engine.
A Lua library for procedural generation of mazes, rooms, and dungeons for roguelikes and dungeon crawlers.
A 3D dungeon crawling game inspired by NetHack, available for Windows, Linux, and Mac.
An open-source, multiplayer, extensible rogue-like game engine built with JavaScript and HTML5.
A fantasy action RPG built with the open-source FLARE engine, featuring dungeon exploration and real-time combat.
A dungeon crawler game built with TypeScript, React, and SVG graphics.
A first-person 2.5D dungeon-crawler for MS/FreeDOS, built with C++14, fixed-point math, and software rendering.
A GameMaker Studio 2.3+ example project demonstrating how to create simple 3D world models from a 2D grid in the style of classic dungeon crawlers.
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