Dungeon and Gravestone

Wonderland Kazkiri inc.

About this game

Prepare yourself! Because this gravestone could have your name on it...
A roguelike where the town changes along with the dungeon each time you die!

Find tons of weapons and equipment, level through an extensive skill tree, take on dozens of quests, and look for hidden dungeons! Solve the mysteries of this world where secrets abound!

Arise! The time for sleep has passed. The world needs you now, more than ever, as the threat of destruction looms closer with each passing moment.

The path of salvation lies ahead with only one way to attain it. You must conquer the dungeon and its keeper that awaits you.
Beware not to outstay your welcome as your life energy is slowly drained the longer you stay in the dungeon.

Those brave enough to venture the dungeon are rewarded with items to help power up their equipment, allowing them to reach further into its depths.

Complete quests, fight bosses, collect items and fish like your life depends on it!

Mastering this chaotic world will prove difficult as it transforms with each passing life.
Will you answer the call to save the world?

Ratings and reviews

This one deserves more stars. But, it has serious bugs in the procedurally generated levels, forcing you to restart the "run." This wouldn't be so bad except you lose everything during the run. Once you reach a checkpoint you can go back to town with your items/gold/xp, but you still must start from floor zero once you go back in the dungeon, repeating all the levels. Later on this is a disaster without the teleport items. No tooltips on anything. Fixes would make this 4.5 stars easy.

Game is well-made, runs well, and looks incredible. But fighting enemies, the core game mechanic, feels horrible. Enemy attacks are poorly telegraphed, you cannot tell how one will behave before you approach, and they will instantly damadge you from any angle (a big deal because of the limited grid based controls) Essentially you're discouraged from attacking enemies and when forced to it feels bad and unfair. Further amplified by small mistakes causing death and forcing restarts.

I'm really displeased with the way the levels are generated. More than once I've simply gotten spawn trapped as soon as I appeared in a level, which is quite inconvenient when you lose literally everything every run you die. As an adult, I've no time to be doing grinding tasks while simultaneously being svrewed by the game itself - luckily in mobile games we've a huge choice. The game is visually pleasant however, hence the second star.

What's new

Minor change: Spanish, Portuguese