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Dungeon League

Dungeon League combines competitive dungeon events for up to four players with a separate cooperative Gauntlet mode.

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A dungeon party game combining fast competitive objectives, a cooperative survival labyrinth and a daily one-attempt score challenge.

Release
Released · Steam: Oct 31, 2018
Single-player
Supported
Online co-op
Supported
Local co-op
Supported
Perspective
Not verified
Platform
PC / Steam
Operating systems
Windows, macOS, Linux
VR
Not verified
Developer
Christopher Yabsley
Publisher
Christopher Yabsley
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Steam store artwork for Dungeon League.
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IndieActionRPG4 Player LocalLocal MultiplayerAction RPGLocal Co-Op

Dungeon crawler

About Dungeon League

Tournament pits two teams of two against each other, while Battle is a free-for-all. Two-minute rounds rotate objectives, and three round wins decide the overall winner. Objectives include carrying an eye that scores points while harming its holder and returning chickens to a pen while stealing from opponents.

Gauntlet sends friends through randomized layouts, enemies and loot, with depth determining the score. Daily Dungeon gives each competitor one attempt with one hero in a shared dungeon layout. Online play across the modes uses matchmaking or private lobbies.

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What makes it worth a look?

  • The Dugout turns experience from quests and monsters into trainer skills, with gold purchasing from 70+ items; paying Zug can change the shop selection.
  • Persistent Trinkets unlock cursors, gravestones and emotes.
  • Nine competitive objectives rotate through the league. Luna can move unseen and slow enemies with frost arrows. Drake fights with a phoenix and summons a meteor golem, while Albert uses a fairy blast to evade enemies and can charm monsters.

Is this game right for you or your group?

  • Distinct ways to compete. Tournament uses two teams of two; Battle is free-for-all, while Daily Dungeon compares separate attempts.
  • Cooperate in Gauntlet. Friends tackle randomized layouts, enemies and loot to reach a deeper score.

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