Dungeon Gals

Projects like this make me want to live. Seeing a project like this become a reality is something that will inspire me forever. There is nothing I want more than a world filled with games like this. Thank you for making this game.

PLAY THIS GAME PLAY THIS GAME PLAY THIS GAME. OH MY GODDDDD PLAY THIS GAME!!! This is the sweetest thing I've ever played omg <3 The level design is finely crafted, the music sounds AWESOME, and the characters are so lovely & LGBTQ+ positive. The only thing that stumped me were some of the puzzle sequences late in the game, but it barely put a damper in my enjoyment with Dungeon Gals. BIG recommend.

more video games need a scene where a character takes her HRT with the help of her girlfriends, for immersion and realism.

A really solid puzzle-platformer that's unabashedly queer as hell. Absolutely check it out if you're interested in games that do one or both of those.

Whenever a game lists La Mulana as an influence, I immediately expect a number of great things but mostly I expect pain. I expect this game to be punishing with it's puzzles, full of jokes on the player that make me want to hit the desk, and eventually cause me to give up halfway through even though I love the game. And yet somehow, while having vibes i usually only find in puzzle games like that, Dungeon Gals is... friendly? The tone is friendly! This doesn't feel like a hellish experience but rather a forgotten DSware game that i would tell all my friends they have to play and none of them would actually do so until about a decade later when they'd all talk about what a forgotten gem it was and i'd be seething in the corner. Except unlike most games on a nintendo console, it actually has gay people in it who openly talk about being gay! Kayin, in a review that's far better then anything i could write, (please go read it https://kayin.moe/dungeon-gals ) described the game as comfort food and i keep thinking about that. The game lets you heal at any moment meaning most combat and bosses are as chill as you want them to be, the campfire cutscenes can be watched when you wish... even the moment where it Got me in a truly troll-puzzle way was a quick, simple setback i giggled back and then came back to. And yet, unlike most "comfort food games" i've played, it doesn't feel insubstantial or easily forgotten. I think a lot of this is due to how endlessly creative the game is, how often it throws new funny bits or ideas at the player. I was never bored or feeling like an idea had been overused, instead just always excited to see what the next level would do. It's good! it's gay!!! it's got the first scene in a puzzle game about taking your HRT i've ever seen so you gotta play it you gotta do so right now. And then please draw images of the main characters kissing each other and/or doing other things to each other and send them to me okay that's an order

I haven't finished the Library, but so far it's fun, and it's important to me that there is a trans girl in this game.

Very fun level-based platform game with a focus on puzzles and exploration. Great level design, full of clever and balanced puzzles where you have to use each of the 3 protagonists' abilities. There are enemies and boss fights as well, but the fact that you can basically get an infinite amount of healing items kinda ruins the balance unless you limit yourself on purpose (the only thing I didn't love in an otherwise fantastic game). Visuals and characters are great and there's plenty of cute gay moments.

Fun game with very cute main characters. Reminds me of the Shantae series with a bit more of a puzzle leaning. You will probably need to write things down at least a few times. But I enjoyed my time throughout.

Dungeon Gals is so good. I wish lesbians were real...

I like it! Extremely gay and cute, with good music and fun puzzle mechanics for each gal. Also, any game with a "kiss your girlfriends" mechanic is a winner in my book. Oh, also it's a bit La-Mulana at times, which as a La-Mulana sicko is exactly my jam.