The Bounty V2

The Bounty V2 is a fourth-wall-breaking adventure that combines top-down exploration, simple turn-based battles, puzzles and roguelike elements with a score system. You explore levels filled with monsters, hazards, secrets and treasures, while choosing how your character’s attributes develop and equipping balanced gear. The game emphasizes gameplay over story and is designed for short, challenging sessions.

Story Mode

Choose a difficulty, name your character and begin a concise adventure across four episodes. Secret avatars can be unlocked with codes. Some levels, treasures, riddles and monsters are shuffled between playthroughs, adding variety while letting you learn the game and its maps.

Game modes

Casual Mode disables scoring and lets you save freely, including through autosave. It provides a way to play at your own pace and practise for a higher score in Competitive Mode.

Competitive Mode is the more difficult primary mode. Monsters, puzzles, treasures and secrets award points, with hundreds of scenarios, secrets and bonuses to pursue. Completing the game unlocks Endless Dungeon +, where you take your existing character into the Endless Dungeon to keep building your score.

The Endless Dungeon can also be selected as a separate mode. You start with a full gear loadout and explore a never-ending dungeon that changes as you play.

Adventure Mode

Adventure Mode is a new, nonlinear mode in which you playtest an incomplete game. You search for pieces of the Blade of Legends so you can enter the castle and defeat the final boss. The blade can also be powered up with seven Legendary Orbs hidden in the dungeons, but collecting them is optional. You can head for the castle quickly or take more time to find the orbs and raise your score. The mode includes fourth-wall-breaking surprises and jokes.

Score and secrets

The game features hundreds of secrets and fourth-wall-breaking easter eggs. Its scoring is balanced so that character choices have strengths and weaknesses, while every path has the same scoring potential. Its stylized visuals, audio and gameplay draw on Japanese 16-bit console RPGs alongside Western PC design.