- What is Dungeon Kingdom: Sign of the Moon?
Dungeon Kingdom is a role playing video game, designed with old-school style dungeon crawlers in mind! You’ll meet dreadful creatures, find treasures, solve puzzles, explore dark, damp dungeons or lose yourself in snowy and windy mountains!
- What is Dungeon Kingdom: The Underground Aberration?
Dungeon Kingdom: The underground Aberration is a role playing video game, designed with old-school style dungeon crawlers in mind! The major difference with Sign of the Moon is the target platform: DK:TUA is designed to be as a Virtual Reality (VR) game.
- Will you love playing Dungeon Kingdom games?
If you enjoyed great games such as Dungeon Master, Ishar, Eye of the Beholder, Elder Scrolls, Black Crypt, Might and Magic and many other Dungeon Crawlers and RPG games of the past, this is a game you’ll love! In More general terms, if you love adventure, exploring dungeons, heroic fantasy and puzzle solving, this game is made for you!
Also note that despite the fact that Dungeon Kingdom is a tribute to those great games of the past, we have worked hard to provide the best graphics on all platforms with next-gen quality!
- What platforms will Dungeon Kingdom be released on?
-Dungeon Kingdom: Sign of the Moon was designed from the very beginning to run on both desktop computers and Mobile/Tablets devices. Initially, it will release on PC, Mac, Linux systems. Android, iOS, Windows Phone and Virtual Reality versions will follow after the full release.
-Dungeon Kingdom: The Underground Aberration VR game will require HTC Vive VR headset or Oculus (with Touch controllers), but streaming to mobile devices is also planned in a later update.
- When will Dungeon Kingdom be released?
Early Access for Dungeon Kingdom is available! The whole content is planned to be released before Christmas 2018 and full release, including global balancing, is planned for Q1 2019. We don’t want to sacrifice any features or rendering quality, so we are taking our time! The Desktop version will be available first, then mobile and VR port.
very nice work guys continue like this
I expect to see updates or video games or picture + hi thank you
Thanks a lot for these sweet words 🙂
Looks very promising. Good luck! I’ll be looking forward to release.
Thanks mr P 🙂
This game’s definitely looking great. Reading this page, I’m happy to be helping out with designing and administrating the forum, which can be found at http://forums.dungeonkings-game.com/ BTW. The link should be showing up in the main nav section of this website soon too, so stay tuned.
looks real nice, I am a dungeon crawler nut, love those games mentioned.
what I’d like to know is if there is a GUI involved. I am not up to speed with 3D yet, still learning. what I am most curious about is whether it is possible for me to screw with the ai via GUI.
this will be fun..
I look forward to playing it.
“Linux”? Shut up and take my money!
well then well then , I think I just rose hard 🙂 . really looks good and Im glad your making this available for most platforms. one suggestion, more on some lost opportunities that were not taken by grimrock and might and magic legacy. Please Please ensure full realtime, not pseudo turn base. Please ensure the door trap option is there (trapping monster in door then closing for dps). Please implement a good spell system , closer to DM the better 🙂
Other than that , praise your names, your WILL be done.
Respect
Thanks Andy ! Don’t worry we want the game to be realtime 🙂
About the doors, this is part of the features ! Hope you will enjoy it !
regards.
This looks really promising. I’m especially interested in the PC and Android Versions. As such, will there be any kind of cloud-based game save options? For example, will we be able to save a game on PC and then pick up where we left off on an Android tablet or phone?
If this feature won’t be available natively, would you consider putting in a Google Drive or Dropbox backup feature so that we could move the game saves ourselves?
Best of luck with this. It looks like it will be a lot of fun to play.
-Oak
Yes that’s exactly what is planned: an option to save your game on our server, and you can download it on another device, and then you can play your with your saved game on that other device. Start on Pc, continue on tablet etc. etc.
Thanks for your kind words 🙂
Then, it’s a day one purchase for me when it gets green lit on Steam. I voted for it on there.
I started off my PC gaming with Dungeon Crawlers after the text adventures faded. To this very day, Dungeons of Daggorath on the Tandy TRS-80 is one of my fondest gaming memories. Eye of the Beholder is another. Your game looks to be a memory waiting to be made. 😉
Thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated.
Have a great day,
-Oak
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What engine are you using ? It looks stunning.
The game is powered by Unity3D 🙂
Release?
And dont say soon 😉
Hi Frank,
We are targeting Christmas for the remaining chapters, and before the end of winter for the final release with global rebalancing. Cheers!
Jamais entendu parlé de vos jeux les gars. C’est en trainant sur abandonware-france.org et en lisant des pages et des pages de vieux magasine que je suis allé voir la solution d’Ishar 2 dans un Tilt. Tilt qui testait ds ce numéro, Dungeon Master, avec sur l page de gauche une illustration de Alain Lambert. Illustration que j’ai tout de suite posé dans GoogleImage et qui m’a fait attérir sur votre chaine Youtube avec des previews de votre jeux.
Comme quoi, Ishar nous a tous mené içi.
J’aimerais beaucoup que vous terminiez ce jeu, j’ai poncé les Legend of Grimrock et ça me dirait bien de retourner ds des corridors humides. Les jeux en accès anticipé ont la mauvaise tendance à ne pas sortir en version finale parfois, ou alors après de trop longues années.
Courage, continuez à faire du bon boulot, ça a l’air de déchirer.
Jamais entendu parlé de vos jeux les gars. C’est en trainant sur abandonware-france.org et en lisant des pages et des pages de vieux magasines que je suis allé voir la solution d’Ishar 2 dans un Tilt. Tilt qui testait ds ce numéro, Dungeon Master, avec sur la page de gauche une illustration de Alain Lambert. Illustration que j’ai tout de suite posé dans GoogleImage et qui m’a fait attérir sur votre chaine Youtube avec des previews de votre jeux.
Comme quoi, Ishar nous a tous mené içi.
J’aimerais beaucoup que vous terminiez ce jeu, j’ai poncé les Legend of Grimrock et ça me dirait bien de retourner ds des corridors humides. Les jeux en accès anticipé ont la mauvaise tendance à ne pas sortir en version finale parfois, ou alors après de trop longues années.
Courage, continuez à faire du bon boulot, ça a l’air de déchirer.
Vous censurez les messages???
Merci pour votre message. En effet, si c’est l’image que je pense, j’utilise (le développeur du jeu, kanda) un avatar extrait de cette illustration que j’avais scanné dans Tilt ^_^. De mémoire c’était un article pour l’annonce de Dungeon Master 2.
Pas de censure ici, juste un processus d’approbation, les sites WordPress étant ultra spammés. Ishar, Dungeon Master (Chaos Strikes Back) et Eye Of The Beholder 2 sont les racines de Dungeon Kingdom 🙂
Le jeu sera bien terminé malgré les délais, je viens de publier l’avant dernier chapitre.
A bientôt !