Tiny Dangerous Dungeons

Adventure Islands

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About this game

Hop into a classic pixel art metroidvania adventure with the little treasure hunter Timmy! Explore a huge dungeon, collect hidden power-ups and gain new skills to aid you on your quest! Can Timmy survive the tiny dangerous dungeons, and find the presumably huge treasure?

Based on the hit browser game, this extended edition contains adjustments and new content not seen in the original game, like a wider resolution, new game mode, more hidden upgrades to find, and completely new area to explore!

GAME FEATURES:
- 90's inspired, stylish and retro monochrome art style!
- Explore a huge, open dungeon! Solve puzzles, defeat creepy creatures!
- Collect loot! Find the hidden ability upgrades to open new passages!
- Show your dungeon mastery by unlocking achievements!
- Time Trial mode with a leaderboard for speedrunners!

Ratings and reviews

Well what can I say? It's a small metroidvania game that can fit in your pocket, that's actually really fun! I enjoyed trying to find the secrets and the boss battle at the end was pretty challenging overall it's a great mobile game that I would recommend to anyone who likes metroidvanias! The only downside I would say is the game being very short, I beat the game in about two hours and it left me craving more. But yeah this was a great game overall a 10 out 10 game!!

Games alright, a nice little metroidvania, but I keep having delays when I'm jumping that ruin progress, especially when certain achievements don't allow for saving the game. Furthermore making the jump button the same button used to interact with doors and save points makes it really tedious and also ruins these attempts as if I jump too early or am too close to a door or statue, the game does that instead. It's overall good but those things are too frustrating to let slide.

Invokes feelings of Wario Land games and is really well made. Snappy controls. Great graphics reminiscent of Game Boy. Cons: Too Short. It's less "Dungeons" and more "Dungeon". Singular. It's one big dungeon with a bunch of rooms. But that's it. Given it's a Game Jam game I can't say I should have expected more content, but given the name I did. Better than Super DD, which abandons the free will exploration in favor of linear single room experiences. Also the ads are annoying.

What’s new

-Minor bugfixes