Dungeon Antiqua is a dungeon crawl-type RPG with beautiful dots and nostalgic sounding chiptunes that are reminiscent of the 1980s and 1990s.
- 2D maps that expand to match the character's field of view.
- A game design that can be played over and over again thanks to a wide variety of professions, free party formation and auto-generated maps.
- Game progression focused on hacking and exploration, with no redundant scenarios or direction.
- Fast-paced, modern and comfortable controls.
Dungeon Antiqua is a portal to new adventures for players who love retro games. Enjoy new challenges while reminiscing about the good old days of gaming!
You can play a short demo version of the game in your browser from the official website. (Saved data can be carried over to the main version using the backup/restore function.).
Starting with the 2024/10/14 updated version, the game can now be played stably on Steam Deck. (Earlier versions had problems with it failing on second launch.)
When you download this title, an executable file for some handheld gaming consoles (see the official website for more information) is included.
Go to Settings > Manage > Browse local files to obtain the file ‘dungeon-antiqua.pyxapp’ and transfer it to your console.
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