Dungeoneer

Dungeoneer is an action RPG with a full campaign, multiplayer and end-game difficulty. You play a wandering Hero of legend who escapes the Void’s swallowing event horizon and reaches the land of Escher. In the town of Ingrim, its citizens are in disarray, and your quest begins: put an end to the madness of a nefarious Cult.

Classes and talents

You choose from six background classes, each with its own strengths and approach to combat:

• Valiant: a strong, hardy warrior who is ready to lead the charge.
• Scholar: an educated mage with high intellect and a natural affinity for magic.
• Vagabond: a nimble fighter who prefers to sneak up on enemies and is dangerous at close range.
• Pilgrim: a determined fighter with high willpower who uses holy magic to fight enemies and aid allies.
• Stalker: a hunter skilled with ranged weapons.
• Cultist: a wielder of dark magic whose haunting past and rejection of their God reflect their willpower and intelligence.

You increase your rank in Talents to learn new spells and abilities.

Combat styles

Choose a style that shapes your approach to fighting:

• Tactics: charge directly into battle.
• Trickery: take out enemies through subtle means.
• Technique: use traps or a bow as a ranger.
• Balance: combine brains and strength in a well-rounded approach.
• Virtue: draw on faith and holy energy.
• Heresy: worship the Others and wield shadow magic.
• Arcana: use magic as a mage for whom reality is subjective.
• Fundamentals: defeat foes with elemental spells.

Skills and exploration

Skills let you interact with the environment in different ways. Each of the five skills provides distinct ways to gather resources, affect equipment or navigate dungeons, as well as inherent bonuses:

• Naturalism: harvest dungeon herbs to craft potions; gain bonuses to health, mana, armor and resilience, along with resistance to fire, frost and lightning.
• Smithing: mine stones and salvage equipment for ore to craft or fortify equipment; gain vitality, strength, agility and health regeneration.
• Religion: interact with dungeon shrines to grant boons to yourself and allies, and sometimes identify relics that store boons for later use; gain bonuses to healing and resistance to Holy and Dark damage.
• Enchanting: destroy magic items for reagents, add effects to equipment and dispel magical barriers in dungeons; gain intelligence, mana regeneration and magic resistance.
• Thievery: steal from dungeon caches, pick lockboxes for extra loot and use secret passages to move through dungeons more efficiently; create traps and gain agility, poison damage and critical strike damage.

Combat and pacing

Combat uses ability rotations and stat optimization, and the game moves at a slower pace than many action RPGs, with less emphasis on repeated button presses.