Dungeon Dreams 2

Dungeon Dreams 2 is a role-playing adventure set in the magic town of Kalmaruss. You play as the child of the Champion of Ecallia, a legendary hero, and move to the city to take part in a challenge led by Lady Elwing, one of the Triarch of the Magic Academy. The winner receives the keys to the city and the Academy. You can also play it as a new game without having played Dungeon Dreams.

Shape your character

Choose your character’s parents, appearance and class, then develop them through skills and traits gained during the adventure. Five class trees are available:

• Fighter: can become a Guard at Danthienne’s Merchants’ Guild.
• Hunter: one of the five available class trees.
• Trickster: can join the Thieves’ Guild with Jane and Dart.
• Apprentice Mage: can enroll at the Kalmaruss Magic Academy.
• Wild Mage: can enroll at the Kalmaruss Magic Academy.

At the Academy, you can study under Phillip and Ark. You begin in a dormitory room with your childhood friend Victor, who already studies at the Academy and has saved you a place. As you grow wealthier, you can choose from several homes and buy furniture.

Explore Kalmaruss

Explore the city by day and night, visiting places such as the Merchant’s Guild, Konrad’s weapon shop and the Elven Community. You can also share sushi with friends at a gourmet restaurant serving fresh fish from the lake around Kalmaruss. The city has 18 town improvements, with two more in DLC.

Quests and relationships

Take jobs that play out as minigames, befriend townsfolk and pursue quests, bonding or romance. You can recruit 33 companions, as well as 14 summons or pets. The game includes 14 female and seven male marriageable romances, plus five temporary female and three temporary male romantic flings. Role-playing also includes finding companions, love and marriage.

Dungeons and more

Explore a randomly generated dungeon with events and bosses. The game has at least 190 quests, based on unique journal entries, as well as post-game content and New Game Plus. Quality-of-life options include auto combat, faster combat and animations, time skipping, and JP gains for characters on standby.