Redungeon 12+

Name: Redungeon
Rating: 5 (7 reviews)
Author: Nitrome

A diverse dungeon crawler‪!‬

Nitrome

Designed for iPad

- 5.0 • 7 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

The wall in front of me starts to shake and hurtles towards me….I’m dead!
Spike holes are underfoot it’s already too late …I’m dead!
I take my last breath as the slime creature engulfs me….I’m dead!

Like always I’m brought back to try again….is someone helping me or do they just really want me to hurt?

Enter the world of Redungeon!

Features:
• Endless, random, increasingly difficult dungeons.
• Dozens of complex traps carefully designed to stop you.
• Unlockable characters, each with unique game-changing skills!
• Great music by Dave Cowen, the composer behind Leap Day and Rust Bucket.
• Lots of angry, colourful pixels (and a few friendly ones).
• Swipe controls or on-screen buttons.

Important information:
This game contains third party advertising and cross promotion for other Nitrome games, both which can be removed via a one time In-App Purchase.

20 Nov 2018

Version 4.6

Redungeon is back with even more content!
- Tons of New level modules (50+)
- Privacy policy updates
- Minor fixes

5.0 out of 5

7 Ratings

Editors’ Notes

Dying hundreds of times in Redungeon hasn’t squashed our urge to jump right back in for more. Its randomised levels and treacherous traps keep the action fresh, and with meaningful hero upgrades, we always have something to strive for. The awesome retro visuals and wonderfully simple controls are just what we’d expect from the wizards at Nitrome.

Absolutely love it!

This game is stunning. I have a weak side for games with 8-bit graphics, and on top of that it’s a dungeon type game. This is one of my favorite mobile games so far. The randomly generated obstacles in each run, the unique characters and their abilities, the mobs and traps, EVERYTHING! I truly believe this game can be MGOTY if the developers added new updates such as new traps, new mobs, new characters and different game modes!

The developer, Nitrome, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.