
This is a top-down dungeon game. Avoid various traps, such as spear traps, rolling rocks, chasing skeletons, and collapsing floors, to reach the treasure chest at the bottom!
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This game can be made in Udemy's "Learn Unreal Engine by Building" course.
As an instructor, I want as many people as possible to know that even beginners can develop games,
so I've decided to make the game created in the course available for free as a sample.
The game is a top-down dungeon game in which you progress through underground ruins in search of treasure.
The underground ruins are filled with a variety of traps,
including spear traps, rolling rocks, chasing skeletons, and collapsing floors.
There are only five stages in total, but your clear time is saved in a ranking format,
so try to achieve the fastest clear time.
Until then, see you in Unreal Engine!
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Languages: Japanese
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Bu, yukarıdan aşağıya doğru bakış açısıyla oynanan bir zindan oyunudur. Mızrak tuzakları, yuvarlanan kayalar, kovalayan iskeletler ve çöken zeminler gibi çeşitli tuzaklardan kaçınarak en alttaki hazine sandığına ulaşın!
cool another game where the developers native language shames them to such an extent they feel the need to provide an english only reading storefront at least they include the proper native language title along side the english title, points for that at least. every single thing about this game is in english except for the quick tutorial blurb window right before receiving control of your character. so for 99% of your game to be in english and a quick page full of chinese that is skipped in a single key completely eliminates you from listing english as a supported language or something. hopefully the disney company can leave you destitute for coming close to their font and intro
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