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| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deadly Dungeons | code_zombie | 2010 | Deadly Dungeons is a first person Android RPG developed exclusively for the Android platform. This Android RPG is influenced by classic dungeon crawler games such as Dungeon Hack, Eye of the Beholder, and Nethack. Your purchase supports indie games development. After being separated from your adventuring party, you must navigate a deadly dungeon, and fight your way through hordes of creatures in a desperate attempt to escape alive. What first begins as a simple escape to the surface turns into a fight for survival, a confrontation with an ancient evil, and a descent to hell itself. Deadly Dungeons Android RPG features several difficulty levels. Casual, an easy mode that features a god-mode that allows you to play through the game quickly without fear of dying. Normal, a standard gameplay mode with death and saving and loading. Hardcore, a permadeath mode which deletes your save game upon death (not for the faint of heart). Nightmare, an extremely difficult mode with permadeath and creatures that move twice as fast as normal. Once you beat the game, it doesn't end there. Start a new game and the dungeon scales to your current player level and features more difficult creatures with enhanced abilities. There are 80+ creature levels of variation featuring over 80 different types of attacks creatures can perform. Beware, the game starts off easy for casual players, but play beyond the initial starting level, and you will be met with challenges that are likely beyond your ability. Other features include: * Massive and deadly dungeon environments to adventurer through. * Randomly generated dungeon levels, creatures, and items. * Pages worth of dialog, journal entries, and environmental descriptions of the dungeon environment. * Continuous monthly updates that enhance and extend the RPG game. * First-person dungeon crawling rendered using OpenGL ES. * Touch-based interface. | labelimagesubject |
| PewPew | author | 2011 | labelimageminimize | |
| PewPew 2 | Jean-François Geyelin | 2011 | Expect retro graphics, megatons of enemies, and a frame rate achieved by no other game (except PewPew). There are nine game modes, and a campaign with 3 levels of difficulties so even the weakes... *AHEM* So even the strongest of you will have some challenge! ------------------------------------------------------------ And now, a list of the features: -a deep story with drama, romance, and mystery. -crops to grow and birds to throw, to keep in touch with nature. -private information sharing with several companies, because we *care* about you. -targeted advertising, so that you aren't disturbed by pointless ads. Wait, that was a list of what's not included. Here we go: -9 games modes, 2 of which must be unlocked -8 unlockable ships with offensive defense (bullets shot in every direction when hit) -a campaign, with 3 level of difficulties and boss fights -online scores obviously, but with replays -a bunch of achievements -frames per seconds. A lot -awesome music -controller and Android set-top boxes support. | labelimagesubject |
| The Banner Saga | Versus Evil (Stoic Studio) | 2014 | labelminimizeminimize |
