
A tiny dungeon crawler played right in the windows file explorer. Explore a loot-filled dungeon by dragging and dropping your player folder into new rooms, equip powerful files, defeat terrible monsters, and banish evil once and for all.
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Directory Dungeon is a tiny dungeon crawler played right in the windows file explorer.
Explore a monster and loot filled dungeon by dragging and dropping your player folder into new rooms, equip powerful items by dropping them into your equipment folder, and defeat terrible monsters in auto-resolved combat.
Play the game in the windows file explorer and console window! Think of the file explorer as the playing pieces of the game and the console window as the dungeon master keeping track of everything.
Explore the dungeon by dragging and dropping your player into a new room, or just cutting and pasting them there.
Fight and defeat terrible monsters! And then loot their folders!
Arm and armour yourself with the loot you find throughout the dungeon, by dropping it into your equipment folder.
Enjoy a tasty cabbage, or other dungeon treats, to refresh yourself between fights!
Figure out the secret to banishing evil from the dungeon forever!
Nope! Directory Dungeon only ever touches files which it has created, never looks at files outside of its install directory, and doesn't use any weird file system hacks. Check out the FAQ in the Steam Discussions for more info!
No generative AI was used at any point in the creation of this game.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 32 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
so cute so fun!! i am the biggest directory dungeon fan
Quick dungeon crawler that takes place entirely in windows explorer. I loved how the player character is just a folder you put stuff into to equip it. There were some fun interactions that I managed to find just by messing about (including one of the achievements). Took me 50 minutes to 100% but well worth the price just for how unique it is. I'd love to see a longer game using this system.
Concepto interesante, es entretenido de jugar, estaría bien más contenido, que la historia fuer más larga, clases, más cantidad de enemigos e Items/equipo, pero está muy bien. PD: Estaría bien un modo infinito.
Great little game! It had me busting out the graph paper and pens for map making. This is short but simple and repayable as hell. The fact that you actually play in your windows browser is a fun spin on dungeon crawling. Your literally move through folder directories. I would love to see the Dev's revisit this title in the future with more content.
Very short but sooooo fun, definitely worth a play imo
I don't know why nothing happened after I inserted the key into the door.But this kind of game is indeed very interesting.
A small dungeon crawler played via file directory. Not a fake one that exists for the games purposes, but in a set of folders placed in your own hard drive. An incredibly creative concept, if feeling more like a proof of concept than the idea taken to its fullest potential. There's definitely an optimization to be made with moving things about, and there feels like a lot of ground left untread in this short experience (counting playing the demo, I probably spent about an hour with this game), but what is here is fun silly, and has some room for... creative solutions.
It's a neat little novel experience, extremely short to it's strength, worth a playthrough. EDIT - Update made this part redundant. Weird achievements though, Who wants to play enough to eat 50 self-harming cabbages when you won't see more than a few in a run? Doesn't sound particularly fun for anybody.
A cool little game. Yeah, you can get through it pretty quickly, but I’d say it’s still worth it for the price. It also makes great use of the options you get when you use the Explorer as a "game engine" as far as I can tell.
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