Kobold Delvers
Guide small kobolds through dangerous caves in a 2D puzzle game built around simulated materials. Dig, burn, freeze, melt and combine sand, water, lava, wood, vines, dynamite and more to create safe paths and solve each level.
Estimated lifetime revenue
Free-to-play
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. Copies below reflect the player base, not paid sales.
Est. copies sold
346
mid estimate
Reviews
8
Review score
88%
8.8/10
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About the game
About Kobold Delvers
Kobold Delvers is a 2D puzzle game about guiding small kobolds through dangerous underground caves using a wide variety of simulated materials.
Dig, place, burn, freeze, melt and combine materials to create safe paths, solve environmental puzzles and help every kobold reach the exit.
Guide the kobolds
Your goal is simple: get the kobolds to safety. They will walk through the level on their own, so you must prepare the cave before it is too late. Shape the terrain, redirect hazards and use the available materials carefully to keep them alive.
Experiment with reactive materials
Each level gives you a limited budget of materials. Sand falls, water flows, wood burns, lava melts, vines grow, ice freezes, dynamite explodes and many other materials interact with each other in different ways.
Understanding how these materials behave is the key to solving each puzzle.
Plan, test and adapt
There is rarely only one way to solve a level. You can pause the simulation, inspect the cave, place materials and watch your plan unfold. If something goes wrong, restart and try a different approach.
Features
2D puzzle gameplay based on simulated materials.
Hand-crafted levels with environmental challenges.
Reactive systems involving sand, water, fire, lava, ice, wood, vines, dynamite and more.
A sandbox mode for experimenting freely with materials.
Compact cave-based puzzles focused on logic, planning and experimentation.
Cute kobolds, dangerous caves and plenty of chaotic material interactions.
Kobold Delvers was developed as a final degree project, built in C++17 and OpenGL.