Ruby Dungeon (demo)
A downloadable game for Windows
Recently, near a small secluded village, deep into the forest, emerged a tower.
No one knows how, and no one knows why, and none that dared to enter it even found what lays at its very bottom. If there is a bottom to it at all.
Some claim that inside this tower the deads come back to life, and others says its very walls are ever-shifting.
Most would believe such stories to be the demented dreams of a troubled soul, but the sheer number of coinciding claims begs curiosity.
Either way, what is certain is that this tower holds both treasure, power and secrets.
You are an upcoming adventurer, and set out on a long and perilous journey to uncover this tower's depths.
Gameplay :
- Explore a randomly generated dungeon to pillage it's treasures.
- Create varied builds and teams with a simple yet deep turn-based combat system.
- Buy equipment and slay the monsters inhabiting the tower to become more powerfull in this frenetic RPG.
- You can explore the dungeon alone or with friends via turn by turn local co-op.
Death in this game will make you lose your journey into the dungeon, but you can exit it to permanently save your progress and come back stronger.
Roadmap :
The demo currently have most intended features for the game, but in a limited area.
It currently has three unique areas and one boss available in it. Around twenty more areas and over ten bosses are intended for the full game.
The full game will be free, but donations help me greatly to develop more games.
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WARNING : Windows defender will likely get a false positive from the game
This is due to the library I use to create the .exe file (ocran) that apparently make it so the .exe has to download and install the compiler my game use, so the game can work without having to download and install it yourself manually before playing (and Windows defender do not like that at all).
At least, that's the likely explaination given in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/nioqku/my_ruby_game_is_getting_false_posi...
To not simply take my word when I say that this game is safe, you can verify it yourself as the game's code is entirely open source on my Git Hub here : https://github.com/Bruoche/Ruby-RPG
Here you can therefore review the code for any risk yourself and even make your own executable via the Readme's instructions (granted you're techy enough to install the required dependencies and run it).
Alternativly, a thourough virus scan of the files should show a normal activity coming from the game.