Dungeon is a text-based open-world role-playing-game. You are in control of the life of a character that wakes up with a headache and can't remember exactly what happened to him. You need to do your best to equip yourself to explore Darrowmere scavenging for powerful and valuable treasure.
You are completely free to explore Darrowmere however you want. Be it slaying the most terrible creatures, drinking milk directly from cows, or reading books found in the world to learn about its history and the lives of some of the Commons (the human-like race of Darrowmere) that lived there. Some books may even teach your character magical spells that give him some advantage when dealing with the aberrations roaming the land.
The world is randomly generated, making each and every experience unique. There is also an in-game wiki with a lot of information about the different facets of the game. You can preview this wiki here.
You only need an updated version of Java to play this game.
If you want to build the game locally, issue
$ git clone https://github.com/mafagafogigante/dungeon.git
$ cd dungeon
$ mvn package
$ java -jar target/dungeon-[version].jarBug reports, questions, and suggestions are welcome on our issue tracker.
If you know Java, Python, or even if you just know English well, you can contribute.
Check out the issue tracker to see what could be done or figure out something you would like to do and start working on it.
Discussing your ideas on the tracker before coding is a good way to increase the chance of your changes being accepted.
Do not forget to also read the project's contributing guide here.
Dungeon uses semantic versioning.
- A release that is incompatible with old saved files increases the MAJOR version.
- A release that adds content in a backwards-compatible manner increases the MINOR version.
- A release that makes backwards-compatible bug fixes increases the PATCH version.