Random Chaos Dungeon

Random Chaos Dungeon is a randomized roguelike that you can play alone or with up to four players. You fight through areas and bosses, using randomized weapons, armor and equipment to adapt to each run. The same areas always appear, but their layouts vary.

Randomized equipment and enemies

Enemy sprites are assembled from different parts, which also affect their behavior and stats. Weapons vary in speed, size, damage and special effects; both players and enemies use attacks based on these randomized weapons. Armor is randomized too, and you can combine effects from five armor slots. Bosses have weapons with certain guaranteed special properties, and you can find those weapons for yourself. Each area and boss has its own self-made music.

Fight and work together

Attack from a distance with ranged weapons or close in with melee weapons. Watch the weapons enemies carry and avoid their attacks. Shields can deflect projectiles, parry melee attacks or block damage. You can level up your maximum HP, arrows or MP to suit your playstyle, consume unwanted items to restore yourself, and collect scrap.

In multiplayer, enemies scale with the number of players. Use healing effects to support your friends, and revive fallen players quickly by consuming items or returning to a waypoint so the group can keep playing. You can also decide on roles and distribute loot efficiently.

Choose a difficulty

The three difficulty levels change how much damage you can take, the loot available and the rules for reviving:

• Easy: limits how much damage you can take and allows infinite revives, so you can keep trying until you succeed.
• Normal: lets you take more damage, while revives cost scrap and are limited.
• Hard: lets you take even more damage, offers less loot and disables revives.

Progress through runs

Defeating bosses unlocks special powers and raises the level of the entire world, letting you find stronger equipment. You can upgrade equipment, though replacing it with stronger weapons you find may often be the better choice. A run is expected to take roughly 1–2 hours, and you can save at any time and continue later.