Minimal Dungeon
iOS app by Nico Wurthenberger. Games · Nico Wurthenberger
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-07
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Store description excerpt
Minimal Dungeon is a tactical turn-based roguelike built around quick decisions and full-length runs. Descend through ten dark dungeon floors. Read each enemy's intent, attack, defend at the right moment, and charge a powerful Power Strike. Every floor ends with its own boss and demands a build that is not only strong, but adaptable. YOUR RUN, YOUR TACTICS • Choose between Attack, Armor, maximum Health, and temporary Guard • Combine relics, usable items, and persistent run modifiers • Make decisions at events, merchants, rest sites, and shrines • React to clearly telegraphed enemy intentions • Decide when risk, recovery, or preparation matters most SYSTEMIC VARIETY • Ten themed floors with 195 encounters • 78 enemies, 144 events, 57 relics, and 36 usable finds • Deterministic runs that can be saved and resumed reliably • Daily Dungeons with fixed starting conditions and comparable challenges • Three difficulty levels for different play styles PROGRESSION WITHOUT PURCHASES Your account advances to level 100 and gives later standard runs a bounded strength bonus. There are no in-app purchases, premium currencies, or accounts. Progress and settings stay locally on your device. Minimal Dungeon is supported by advertising. Occasional ads may appear after completed runs. After a defeat in a normal run, you can voluntarily watch a rewarded ad for one revive. Daily Dungeons never offer this revive. Advertising privacy choices are available directly in Settings.
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