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Dungeons of Derp

Game Categories:	RPG

Game Platforms:	Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:	Alpha

Version:	0.2.19

Play Dungeons of Derp on dungeonsofderp.com

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Game Description
The game combines the Dungeon-crawling ARPG 'build planning' of games like Path of Exile and the Diablo series with idle/incremental features to eliminate 'grinding'. Unlike most ARPGs, you don't directly control your character. Your character will kill monsters, gain XP, and get loot automatically. Your job is to find the best combinations of items to help your character survive increasingly difficult dungeons. Getting Started Use your health potion! Click "Inv" to change equipment and skills Click "Card" and select an Item to equip cards Click "Craft" to level up cards Check out the tutorial if you get stuck External Links Tutorial

Game Description

The game combines the Dungeon-crawling ARPG 'build planning' of games like Path of Exile and the Diablo series with idle/incremental features to eliminate 'grinding'. Unlike most ARPGs, you don't directly control your character. Your character will kill monsters, gain XP, and get loot automatically. Your job is to find the best combinations of items to help your character survive increasingly difficult dungeons.

Getting Started

Use your health potion!
Click "Inv" to change equipment and skills
Click "Card" and select an Item to equip cards
Click "Craft" to level up cards
Check out the tutorial if you get stuck

External Links
Tutorial

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