Unwanted Dungeon

The game is very fun, the evolution, skill, and progression system is cool and well-developed to keep you always engaged, curious about what your next skill will be, how to improve it, and which one is most worthwhile to improve. I really liked it, truly. The story is cool, the characters are interesting, they make good use of cliché monsters from mythology and legends, each providing a different threat. The game delivers much more than it promises.

I started playing Unwanted Dungeon without ever having played this type of game before… and I completely lost track of time. Before I knew it, hours had passed and I was still fully immersed in the game. The atmosphere, progression, and challenge hook you in like crazy — it always feels like “just one more run,” and before you know it, it’s already late at night. It’s been a long time since a game kept me this engaged. If you enjoy this kind of game, go for it without hesitation. The experience is extremely addictive and keeps you immersed the entire time.

A great casual game! Beautiful graphics, easy to understand, challenging and fun. It's noticeable how much care was put into it, especially considering the dev team so small. 8/10, I'd lose track of time again. (Seriously, I picked it up 20 minutes ago, how come I've already played for 7 hours?)

I like the idea, but at the start, there is really only one obvious class - the hunter. The mage's fireball is laughably bad in the beginning. The warrior 's attacks are so short range that you wait forever to line up a few shots that might take down like 3 enemies. Meanwhile, the hunter is killing a ton of enemies as soon as they enter the map. On top of that, your movement speed is so slow that maneuvering around the map takes forever. I think you need to fix the balance to make this a worthwhile experience.

fun game so far. would love to see more skill choices further down the road for sure.

The reason you venture into the dungeon begins with a mage who once protected the village. Something went terribly wrong, and he became corrupted. Instead of guarding the people, he now sends waves of monsters to terrorize them. To end his attacks and stop the village from being destroyed, three heroes step forward. Their goal is to descend into the dungeon and defeat anything that stands between them and the fallen mage. Your first choice is to select one of these three heroes. They follow familiar fantasy roles: a warrior, an archer, and a mage, each carrying their own type of weapon and fighting style. Once you choose your hero, your journey begins. The run takes you through three floors, each made up of ten stages. Despite the dungeon setting, the gameplay feels closer to the survivor genre than a traditional dungeon crawler. The first sign of this appears when you enter a room. Enemies immediately begin pouring in from all directions, and your only goal is to stay alive until the timer reaches zero. Another clue is that your main focus is movement. Aiming and attacking happen automatically, so your hero fires at enemies without you needing to press anything. The warrior can feel like the toughest option because his attacks only strike in the direction you face, while the archer and mage fire projectiles more freely. Even though rooms are packed with objects, you can walk straight through them without getting stuck. Enemies follow the same rule. They move through walls and obstacles as they steadily converge on your position. When enemies are defeated they drop coins and experience points, but you do not need to run around collecting them. Once the round ends, everything on the floor flies directly to you. You could technically stand still and let enemies come to you, but the game rewards those who keep moving. Around the room you will find marked containers such as bags, chests, and tombs. These containers disappear when the round ends, so exploring the room and opening as many as possible becomes part of the challenge. They open when you get near and press a button, and usually drop coins or gear you can equip. Occasionally they contain traps instead. Enemies might spawn nearby, fireballs might rain down on your location for a few seconds, or your controls might suddenly reverse. Thankfully, all incoming attacks are clearly marked, giving you enough time to react and move away. Gear plays an important role because it gives you additional weapons that fire alongside your main one. You can equip up to three extra weapons. They are simple to understand since their stats mostly come down to damage and fire rate. What makes them interesting is their variety. Some shoot projectiles, some create area attacks, and others support your character by doing things like healing. Accessories are another type of gear with their own slots. These provide straightforward bonuses such as increased health, more damage, faster experience gain, and other helpful boosts. Experience points are especially valuable because every level grants a skill point. These points unlock upgrades in a fairly large skill tree that is unique for each hero. Progress through the tree is mostly linear and many parts remain locked until you advance further. The tree is divided into seven branches, each representing a different skill. Upgrades along a branch improve only that specific skill. Occasionally the branch splits and forces you to choose between two upgrades, meaning you cannot have both. When a round ends, the path forward opens and a merchant appears. He offers two random options, but you can choose only one or ignore him. Some of the choices cost coins that you collected from enemies, while others demand a heavier sacrifice. For example, you might gain a powerful bonus but lose the ability to see enemy health bars, or receive fewer offers in future shops in exchange for a boost. Before entering the next room, you also select an objective. Survival is not always the only task. Sometimes you need to defeat a certain number of enemies, remain inside a marked zone, open every tomb in the room, or complete another challenge. One option is a special shop room where you can sell unwanted gear and buy new items from a random selection. Certain objectives are not limited by time, which means you can stay and fight enemies for a while. However, the longer you remain in a room, the more dangerous it becomes. Enemies grow more numerous and tougher, and elite units may appear. These elite enemies reward you with valuable loot when defeated. Even so, the game eventually stops rewarding endless farming, since enemies stop dropping loot after enough time passes. Your overall goal is to clear ten rooms on each floor and defeat a boss at the end. The early rooms start out simple, but around the fifth stage modifiers begin to appear. Enemy spawn rates may increase, enemies might gain extra health, and other twists make survival more difficult. When you die, and sooner or later you will, the run ends and you lose everything you collected during it. Still, you earn rewards that help you progress. One reward is character experience. The more you play a particular hero, the more perks and abilities you unlock for them. The other reward is crystals. These can be spent at the village blacksmith to unlock permanent upgrades. Most of them are familiar bonuses such as increased damage, health, or movement speed, though there are also unique upgrades like extra projectiles or better shop offers. They can be expensive, but they are often worth saving for. There is even a risky way to gain a large amount of crystals. Occasionally the merchant at the end of a room will offer about twenty crystals, but accepting the deal ends your run immediately. In the end, the game blends its ideas nicely and creates a satisfying sense of progress. It never feels like you have to grind for too long. Even on your first attempts you can make it surprisingly far, and every new perk or upgrade gives you a small edge that slowly pushes you closer to conquering all the stages.

Addicting and fun

You don't see the time passing while playing this. The gameplay is very fun and has a lot of possibilities. But you need to be careful... with the monsters, of course.

A really good game so far. Easy to understand and a lot of ways to play. I can't wait to see more updates for this game!

[h1]コントローラーで一部バグあり[/h1] 村メニューでクリスタル使う【魔法のアップグレード】の購入が出来ない。 【詳細】 https://steamcommunity.com/app/3733160/discussions/0/568164991158690249/ [b]解決：ゲーム再起動で直ります。魔法のアップグレードはコントローラー繋がずに行って下さい[/b] [h1]New character: Andreas（召喚士）使用でフリーズなど不具合発生可能性[/h1] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3760203471 [h1]ゲームについて[/h1] ほぼ自動攻撃。 キャラ選ぶ→ダンジョン突っ込む→自動＆手動攻撃で歩く、棺桶宝箱袋等開ける（スペースキー） →宝箱・ショップ・特典・スキル選択など各種強化する→死んで初期地点開始→貯まったクリスタルで永続強化→ダンジョン突っ込む・・の繰り返し。 ※その階クリアすると最後に金貨経験値アイテム全部吸い寄せられます。 1レベル層のボス倒して2部屋ぐらいクリアすると、次回村から直行できる2レベル層が解放されます 村でのオートセーブ仕様でダンジョン途中セーブ無し。 途中で止めるときは　村にもどる　選択でもどってます。 個人的には神ゲーのヴァンサバより気楽で楽で楽しい　初動ストレスも低い。 けれどやりこみ要素が沢山あってまだまだ終わらない。 少し荒削りですがプレイする分にはほぼ不満がなく面白楽しい。 改善要望はあるけどキーボード・マウス操作は問題なし。 EAではなく完成版と出してるレベルにはなってるでしょう。 最初にサムネでおなじみツインテール萌え萌えREBECCAだけを集中育成してクリアしました。　　 ローグライク要素強いんで死に戻り回転早くて良いです。　 https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198002757635/stats/3733160/achievements/ https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198002757635/screenshots/?appid=3733160&sort=newestfirst&browsefilter=myfiles&view=imagewall [h1]☆販売ページ右下にあるマニュアルリンクの和訳☆[/h1] マニュアル和訳 UNWANTED DUNGEON マニュアル 遊び方とちょっとしたコツ 公式サイト（Steam）：《ーここは販売ページリンクなので割愛ー》 バージョン履歴：2025年9月10日：基本マニュアル（初版） ゲームバージョン：Beta 0.5.5 はじめに 『Unwanted Dungeon』は、戦略とローグライクの要素を強く持ったアクション・アドベンチャーRPGです。ファンタジーな中世のダンジョンを舞台に、48ビットゲームなどにインスパイアされた（これに限定されない）ピクセルアートスタイルのグラフィックが特徴です。 目的 ダンジョンに潜り、最下層に到達してクリアすることが目的です。ゲームは5つの階層で構成され、各階層は複数のレベルに分かれています。 第1階層（チュートリアル）：2レベル 第2階層（開始）：10レベル 第3階層：10レベル 第4階層：10レベル 第5階層：3レベル 階層ごとに新しい挑戦があり、ゲームプレイのメカニクスやレベルデザインが変化します。各レベルには、独自の行動パターンを持つ敵が多数登場します。 注意：デモ版には第1階層と第2階層のみが含まれています。 操作方法 キーボードまたはジョイスティックでプレイ可能です。 キーボード 移動: WASD または 方向キー アクション: スペースキー：オブジェクトとのインタラクト（宝箱、墓など） E：スキル1を発動（利用可能な場合） R：スキル2を発動（利用可能な場合） インターフェース: Esc：設定メニュー V：インベントリ B：呪文の書（スペルブック） 長押し：インベントリからアイテムを削除 調整事項: デフォルトでは、一部のキャラクター（Eliasなど）はスキル発動時にマウスカーソルによるエイムが必要になる場合があります。 オプション設定でカーソル使用をオフにできます（その場合、最も近い敵を自動的にターゲットします）。 ジョイスティック（Xbox/Playstation準拠） 移動: 左スティック アクション: A/X：インタラクトおよび選択の決定 LB/L1：スキル1を発動 RB/R1：スキル2を発動 インターフェース: Start：設定メニュー X/Square：インベントリ B/Circle：呪文の書 Y/Triangle：すべてのインターフェースを閉じる D-Pad：メニュー操作 調整事項: ジョイスティック使用時は、本来マウスエイムが必要なスキルは自動的に最も近い敵をターゲットします。 注意：デモ版ではボタン配置の変更はできません。 レベルの目的 各レベルの共通目標は、次のレベルへの階段を見つけることです。階段は通常ゲートで塞がれており、そのレベルの目的を達成すると開きます。 SURVIVAL（生存）: 一定時間生き残る。 HUNT（狩猟）: 指定された数の敵を倒す。 ELITE（エリート）: 指定された数のエリート敵を倒す（出現率が高い）。 TOMB RAIDER（墓荒らし）: レベル内のすべての墓を開き、その後制限時間まで生き残る。 LOST CARDS（失われたカード）: レベル内に出現する「運命のカード」を回収する。 EXPLORATION（探索）: 階段を探す。目標完了の表示はない。 SHOP（ショップ）: 目的のない安全なレベル。商人がいる。 HALF-OPENED DOOR（半開きの扉）: 特殊な条件やクエストで出現するレアレベル。 BOSS ROOM（ボス部屋）: 階層のボスとの戦闘。 レベル修飾子 レベルには難易度を上げる代わりに報酬を増やすなどの「呪い」や、レベルサイズを大きくする「Large Room」などの特殊な条件が付与されることがあります。 NPCとアップグレード GEORGE: 村にいて、永続的なアップグレードや装備の保管を行います（デモ版では利用不可）。 THE INEFFABLE: レベルクリア後に出現。ステータスアップグレードを提供します。 TRANSEUNT MERCHANT: ショップレベルに常駐。アイテムの売買が可能。 クエスト 村で特定のNPCやキャラクターから受注可能（「?」マークが目印）。1度のランにつき1つまでしかアクティブにできず、キャンセルは不可能です。 装備 装備は5つの枠（指輪x2、アミュレットx1、宝物x3、ルーンx1、特殊x1）があります。宝物以外はステータスを強化し、宝物は新しいスキルを付与します。 キャラクターとクラス REBECCA（探検家）: 近接戦闘のスペシャリスト。高い単体攻撃力と防御の駆け引きが特徴。 ELIAS（狩人）: 弓と罠で遠距離から敵を弱体化させる。群れの制御が得意だが脆い。 AARON（学者）: 中距離の呪文を組み合わせる魔法使い。戦略的な操作が求められる。 隠しキャラクター: Andreas（動物使いのような魔術師）、Alisha（オカルト学者）がクエストで解放可能です。 最後に 『Unwanted Dungeon』は、『Diablo 1』と『Vampire Survivors』を掛け合わせたらどうなるか？という問いから生まれたゲームです。戦略的なビルド構築と、迫りくる大群をなぎ倒す爽快感をお楽しみください。