Dungeon Dweller

a top-town turn-based dungeon crawler inspired by the classic Rogue (1980)

Dungeon Dweller is written in Python 3.1

Description

Dive into adventure as you delve into a seemingly endless quest for treasure and combat through randomly created ascii dungeons and combat. Defeat monsters randomly placed in a randomly picked dungeon level to earn gold and find the key that opens the door to the shop. There spend gold to better yourself to face the ever enduring monster horde!

Synopsis

Made after a semester’s worth of python, relies havily on reading and writing to files, while taking advantage of dictionaries that are proceduraly created based on the map, or image that needs to be displayed based on the games logic. Also uses same dictionary action in order to display the console output in a neat border with relevant toolbar information. Special thanks for Peyton’s work on the movement logic and Jared’s work on shop logic and project documentation.

randomly chosen and populated maps that detect player collisions

turn based combat with gear buffs and potions with healing and buffs

shop and inventory systems to buy new gear and potions with gold drops

Dungeon Dweller was written by Rogue Interactive’s Jared, Peyton, and Alec.

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