

Have you ever wondered what the monsters in Roguelikes talked about? Do they get paid? What’s their favorite movie, sports team, or alcoholic beverage?
Prepare to find out!
Use arrow keys to move and space bar to interact.
Explore your sad life, and the sad lives of your sad friends... but watch out for adventurers because they will murder you all for some unknown reason!
Good luck and have fun!
Downloads and Links
Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 67% |
#22 | Humor(Jam) | 4.27 |
#152 | Theme(Jam) | 3.95 |
#266 | Fun(Jam) | 3.43 |
#267 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.35 |
#306 | Mood(Jam) | 3.41 |
#344 | Overall(Jam) | 3.43 |
Comments
A very cool and humorous reverse dungeon game. Had to laugh more then once :D
What a fun little game. I enjoy the art and the humor. Also, solid idea for the theme. I dig it.
It took a bit to work out what to do. The writing was very funny.
I love how even a 12-year-old kid must die in order for me to become an adventurer. Quite entertaining to watch all the unfortunate events unfold!
I went into this not expecting much, but I was very surprised very quickly and was forced into several replays, nice work, great jokes :)
Hey, story is really awesome, humour is great! Great job!
Nice and original! I like the humour. Not so fond of sudden-death-start-over parts in this kind of games... Otherwise, no complaints :)
This entry offers a fun twist on the classic roguelike genre! Loved it!
Funny and witty writing and nice graphics despite their simplicity. My only complaint would be that it's too short! Great job with your entry!
Hmm... interesting. Had to play it several times after reading other comments. It felt like I was in a video game version of Mad Magazine or the Hitchiker's Guide to D&D. No other entry was quite like this.
I can't wait to go on dungeon crawlers now! Fun game, I was able to learn with each failure and eventually completed it. Good job.
cute. I like the idea of there being a kind of break room for monsters. It didn't seem like there was much outside of the break room, though (unless I missed something), so I found this entry to be a little underwhelming in terms of content.
Fun little mini-stories. Definitely enjoyed it. The style was very nostalgic. ;)
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It's like Ultima meets Megahex. Nice work.