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Trial of Greed is a minimalist first-person dungeon crawler where your only path forward is guided by one thing: gold. In a vast, procedurally generated level filled with mysterious locked doors and hidden chests, your mission is simple—collect enough gold to buy your way through. There are no fixed paths, no maps, and no hand-holding. Every chest may contain a handful of coins, a key, or a jackpot. Every door stands between you and deeper secrets. You'll have to explore carefully, take calculated risks, and embrace your greed—because only the most determined treasure hunters will uncover everything. Some chests require keys, which are themselves hidden inside other chests. Some doors cost far more than you expect. And gold is never guaranteed. The dungeon shifts with every run, offering endless replayability and no easy shortcuts. The deeper you go, the more you’ll need to rely on memory, logic, and luck. Designed for short sessions and satisfying progression, Trial of Greed offers
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