Heroes of the Dungeon: Build Your Squad

This story is known at the tavern on the very edge of the map, and it’s called “Heroes of the Dungeon: Build Your Squad.” The air there is filled with the smell of roasted meat, doors creak, and in the evenings, the bartender polishes mugs and tells tales so captivating that guests forget all about dinner. Most often, he recalls the dungeon beneath the neighboring hill, the very bottom of which, according to rumors, no one has ever reached. Some adventurers went in there singing and never returned; others came back without a sword, but with eyes ablaze. One night, a strange cat in tattered armor appeared on the threshold. It silently placed a crumpled helmet on the bar and meowed loudly. The bartender poured it some milk, pulled a yellowed map from the shelf, and from that evening on, the band of heroes ceased to be a figment of tall tales.

How to Play?

At the tavern, you hire heroes for gold, and the first adventurer is already sitting at the table. Your party can grow to six members: it includes fighters with swords and shields, sorceresses, a healer, and that very same knight-cat who protects his allies. Rare classes become available as you upgrade the tavern, and new heroes appear as your player level increases. Once your party is assembled, you can head into battle, where turn-based combat begins. On your turn, you choose a basic attack or an ability, then select a suitable target. Defense reduces incoming damage, and the healer restores health and mana. Auto-battle automatically selects actions, and you can switch the battle speed between ×1, ×2, and ×4. The dungeon has 100 floors. It’s inhabited by red demons with tridents, fire demons, lizard-like monsters, ice spirits, and reanimated crystals. In total, you’ll face 129 types of enemies, with bosses waiting at the end of each floor. For victories, you’ll earn gold, experience, and gear. There’s plenty of it in the game. The deeper you descend, the more valuable the loot becomes. You’ll have to replace fallen heroes, and if your entire party is defeated, you’ll need to rebuild it from scratch. However, your gold, experience, and looted items are saved. If you run out of gold, there’s always a free adventurer available on the recruitment list. Between expeditions, you can pet the cat at the tavern and listen to the bartender’s stories, then head back into battle to claim the top spot on the leaderboard and earn the title of Dungeon Hero.