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A little dungeon crawler played right in the windows file explorer.

Drag and drop the player folder into other folders to move around the dungeon, items can be equipped by dropping them in your Equipment folder, or interacted with by deleting them.

Think of the files and folders in the explorer as the playing pieces, and the console window as the DM keeping track of everything.


Exploring!
Explore the dungeon by dragging and dropping your player onto a door to a new room, or just cutting and pasting them there.

Fighting!
Fight terrible dungeon dwellers with auto resolved combat.

Equipping!
Arm and armour yourself with the loot you find throughout the dungeon by dropping it into your Equipment folder.

Eating!
Enjoy a tasty cabbage to recover your strength by deleting its file.

Banish Evil!
Figure out how to rid the crypt of its evil presence.

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows
Release date 69 days ago
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(3 total ratings)
AuthorJuhrJuhr
GenreRole Playing
Tagsascii, Text based
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse

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DirectoryDungeon - v1.2.zip 166 kB

Development log

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(+1)

I've finally killed the Lich... by removing the zombies from the room and reducing his health points ahah


Do you plan to add more content?

(+2)

Thanks so much for playing!
Did you figure out what to do with the Lich's stone? :)

As for more content, not really. I'm getting started on something new and leaving this as pretty much finished.

(+1)
Did you figure out what to do with the Lich's stone? :)

Yep!

(+2)

That's really cool!

Thank you! :D

(+1)

This is a really neat idea, I'm surprised how well it works

Running DirectoryDungeon.exe doesn't do anything

It's most likely you don't have .Net 7 installed.
If you open a terminal window and run the game directly from there you should see the error.

(+1)

Thank you, I thought .Net 8 would be enough, but we really need .Net 7!

(+1)

What a clever concept!

Thank you! :)