Code Dungeon

Devlog

• VERY Minor Change
  April 24, 2021 by Stealcase#bugfix

  I just updated the Main Menu to accept W and S as navigation buttons, since I've gotten a couple complaints that it's unintuitive to use the Arrow keys for menu navigation when everything else is WASD... Continue reading
• Game Design Process Video!
  September 05, 2020 by Stealcase##video, ##game design

  We just published a video comparing our game design with the design of another game designer called miziziziz, who also made a blind accessible dungeon crawler in 2018! We make the dubious claim that... Continue reading
• Fixed Game Crashing
  August 29, 2020 by Stealcase#patch, #update, #minor

  Update 1.2.1 is Out! This is just a QUALITY OF LIFE update; It does NOT include new gameplay. If you've played through the content already, its gonna be a little longer until there's a content update... Continue reading
• Fixing some Gamebreakers!
  August 14, 2020 by Stealcase#bugfix, #hotfix, #patch

  Hey, we just did a hotfix that should make gameplay for players without Mice a little easier! Here are some of the fixes; -You can now use Shift + Q to snap to the closest Cardinal Direction. This is... Continue reading
• We Released the Game!
  August 12, 2020 by Stealcase#release

  Code Dungeon is officially released, with the help of many people over on the Audiogames Forums! Thanks to Wiktor Ravndal for being an amazing teammate! This is our first Blind Accessible Game, and w... Continue reading

  
• Big Movement Rework
  April 17, 2020 by Stealcase

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  #Movement, #Update, #Iteration, #0.3.2

  The project is now properly in first person, and no longer locked to a grid! Sorry for the wait, we hit a bunch of implementation snags that made it literally unplayable; We have to completely rework... Continue reading
• Movement Alpha
  April 08, 2020 by Stealcase

  We uploaded the earliest playable version of the game today. The goal is to try to reach play testers and get some feedback on the movement controls, both from sighted players and visually impaired p... Continue reading