
Dungeon Run: Pocket
A downloadable game
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Description
A notebook. A deck of cards. A dungeon full of trouble.
Grab your favorite pen, pencil, or quill—it’s time to dive into a fast-paced, ever-changing dungeon crawl that fits in your backpack and plays just about anywhere.
In Dungeon Run: Pocket, you’ll battle monsters, dodge traps, and grab treasure while mapping your own path through a randomized dungeon layout. No two runs are ever the same. Choose your moves wisely—when your health hits zero, the goblins haul you out on a stretcher (and they don’t do refunds).
Perfect for solo adventurers and coffee-table crawlers alike.
Rules Breakdown
Components
• Dungeon Run: Pocket Map Book
• 1x Deck of Monster Cards
• 1x Deck of Treasure Cards
• A writing implement (e.g. pen, pencil, burnt stick)
Setup
1. Choose a random map from the Map book.
2. Shuffle the Monster cards and deal our 4 next to each other face up. From left to right these are Monsters with Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4 respectively.
3. Shuffle the Treasure cards and place them face down.
How to Play
1. Start at the Stairs on the Map.
2. You may move to any adjacent square that is not a wall.
3. If you occupy the same space as a Monster, resolve Combat.
4. If you occupy the same space as a Treasure, resolve Loot.
End of the Game
You may leave the Dungeon at any time. Leaving the Dungeon ends the game. Your VPs at the end of the game become your final score.
Published | 22 days ago |
Status | Released |
Category | Physical game |
Release date | 22 days ago |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (3 total ratings) |
Author | Shenbot Makes |
Tags | Dungeon Crawler, maze, Print & Play, Singleplayer |
Average session | A few minutes |
Download
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Development log
- Printed Map Book now Available!21 days ago
Comments
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Just a thought for organization:
use a "bracket" on the open side (in book form) of the page to vertically sort the monsters, bracket should match card size for alignment...
lvl 1 [ [ goblin ]
lvl 2 [ [rock monster]
lvl 3 [ [ zombie ]
lvl 4 [ [ dragon ]
hope that makes sense...
Oh yeah, that does make sense! I can definitely see that if the book were bigger. At A6 it's quite small at the moment.
I love the art !! The game looks very interesting !