Infinite Dungeon Crawler (IDC) is a turn-based fantasy RPG.  In a nutshell, you build your character, equip them, then delve into randomly generated worlds to explore, find loot, and fight monsters. You do this via “The Gate” — the mystical apparatus that can instantly transport you and your party to strange, new worlds.  You then return to town to sell your loot, rest up, maybe buy new gear, or perform activities that can help you. As you go through the worlds, you’ll gain experience from exploring and fighting monsters which will count toward leveling up. At each new level, you’ll gain additional attributes, abilities and skills.

As you level up, the worlds will get larger and filled with more and tougher monsters.  At some point you will need to bring on hirelings that you recruit at the Tavern to join your expeditions.  While you’ll have to split your loot with them, the extra firepower will be necessary if you want to survive in the dungeons.  You will be able to fully control these hirelings (NPC‘s, or Non-Player Characters) on expeditions, although they do have the ability to leave your employ if you don’t keep them happy.  To that end you will usually pay for activities in town to keep their morale up.

It is recommended that you play the TUTORIAL the first time you start the game.  To do this, from the MAIN MENU select NEW GAME and click the OK button when prompted to start with a tutorial.  The tutorial doesn’t cover everything, but it will walk you through a small canned world and a simple battle to get you up to speed.  Once you’re done with the tutorial and arrive in town, you’ll be able to fully customize your character.  The game will also give you some tips in the beginning, whether you choose to do the tutorial or not.

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Infinite Dungeon Crawler Frequently Asked Questions

 

What type of game is Infinite Dungeon Crawler?

Infinite Dungeon Crawler (IDC) is a turn-based, immersive and very re-playable RPG made for mobile and PC.  You can battle tons of monsters and customize your characters in ways you wouldn’t believe. That’s one of our favorite parts of the game. Lovers of Dungeons & Dragons will feel very at home with our extensive choices for weaponry, classes, and stats.

 

 

So I’ve played other dungeon crawlers.  What makes this one different?

IDC revolves around one character that represents you.  You get to build the character, choose their gender, race (human, dwarf, half-goblin, or 3 types of elves), customize their facial features/height/body size, etc..  There is a lot of customization involved.  You then recruit characters in town to join your expeditions, typically rounding out your party with different class types (e.g., Mage, Paladin, Rogue, etc.).  You control your character and the NPC’s for the most part.

Next, you start delving into dungeons to explore new worlds, fight monsters and collect loot.  As your characters level up, you’ll gain skills and abilities, as well as be able to afford better and better gear.  There are a ton of abilities to choose from, depending on your class.

So at this point, you’re thinking “you just described every RPG”.  True.  But here’s where things get different from other dungeon crawlers.

The worlds are randomly generated, and they are quite diverse.  So each time you enter a dungeon, it will be different.  And with about 30 different types of monsters, there is enough variety to keep things interesting.

The graphics are an isometric view, not top-down or side-scroller.  So you get a depth of view that you don’t get with other games, as well as a bigger area of play to strategize during combat.

The “basic” game is a natural, green forest-type world with mountains, rivers, and trees.  But we will have several affordable expansion packs that add on new worlds with new monsters (an ice world, a true dungeon with dark halls and rooms, a fire world, etc.).  We plan to release additional expansion packs on a regular basis to keep the game fresh.    

 

 

Where can I play it?

Infinite Dungeon Crawler will be released on Steam June 11, 2021.  We are currently working on the version for Android devices and expect to release that soon afterwards. We are looking into iOS, but no promises.

 

 

Who made Infinite Dungeon Crawler?

One guy who really loves gaming! The developer has been a professional programmer for 20 years but has done various smaller games along the way mostly for fun.  This is his first, big commercial release and he’s worked on it pretty much full-time for two years.

 

 

Is it on Google Play or Steam yet?

So Google Play doesn’t let you publish your storefront until you have a product publicly available, so since it is still a closed beta you won’t find us there yet. 

On Steam, just search for “Infinite Dungeon Crawler” and you’ll see our storefront.  You can also choose to follow us on Steam.

 

Is there a beta of the game or demo?

We’re doing closed beta testing right now.

 

 

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