Unwanted Dungeon

🍃 You feel the air vibrate around you. The leaves dance in the wind, the birds sing their spiritual courtship, and nature itself awakens. Then, a howl echoes through the dungeon...Andreas, the Faunomancer, has arrived to help Corvalia in her revenge against the traitorous mage. Introducing the new characterAndreas, the Faunomancer, is the new playable character in Unwanted Dungeon's 1.4 update, specializing in summons and tanking.Guardian of the fauna and spiritualist of nature, Andreas channels the force of the wild world to summon beasts that fight by his side. If you've always dreamed of playing as a true summoner in a survivors-like game, your time has come.MechanicsWith Andreas on the battlefield, your way of playing changes completely.His summons are capable of attracting the attention of monsters, protecting you from enemy attacks. Each creature has its own Health and Defense, but these attributes are based directly on yours.In other words: the tougher Andreas is, the tankier your beasts will be as well.Playing with Andreas, you can finally chase the legendary Holy Grail of survivors-like games: standing still while your allies do all the work 🤩Yes, your summons at

Hello explorers!Today is a monumental day. I am extremely excited to announce that the game is officially participating in the Steam Bullet Fest! If you are just arriving because of the festival, welcome to the unwanted dungeon! This is the absolute perfect time to begin your journey: the game is more dynamic, challenging, and rewarding than ever.And to celebrate the start of the festival, a massive content update has been prepared, filled with new features, high-risk mechanics, brand-new treasures, and a flood of new Steam achievements.🏛️ The Altar of Challenge!How much is a high-rarity item worth? The Altar of Challenge has just been discovered in the depths!How it works: During your runs, common rooms now have a considerable chance of spawning the Altar of Challenge right in the center of the map.The Pact: The altar immediately offers a higher rarity item... but in exchange for a voluntary and brutal challenge that you must complete before you can clear the room.Complete the challenge and reap rewards worthy of a hapless explorer!More Scenarios and ModulesTo make semi-procedural exploration even more alive, immersive, and surprising, new scenario modules have been added. As you

Hello, explorers of the unwanted dungeon!A new update has arrived with several modifications to the game! The main focus of this patch is character and attribute rebalancing, along with various Quality of Life (QoL) improvements affecting everything from equipment and resources to in-game events.Since this is a massive and detailed update, I've divided the notes into four parts to make reading easier:🏹 Attribute Rework: Projectile Amount⚖️ Class Balancing Summary🛠️ General Game Modifications🔎 Detailed Class Notes (For those who love numbers!)Let's get to it!🏹 New Damage Calculation for Extra ProjectilesThe "Projectile Count" attribute was granting exorbitant advantages to characters focused on these builds (like Elias and Aaron). Previously, an extra projectile simply meant doubling your power. No other attribute in the game scaled this way, making non-projectile builds highly disadvantageous.To fix this, how the projectile count influences damage has been revised. A new damage division coefficient has been added, distributing power much more fairly:Projectile CountDamage per ProjectileTotal Damage Dealt1 Projectile100% damage100%2 Projectiles60% damage120%3 Pro

Hello, explorers of the unwanted dungeon!Since the launch of Unwanted Dungeon, I've received a lot of feedback about the late game becoming too overloaded with spells and enemies, causing performance and FPS to drop. This is especially noticeable on PCs with lower-end specs. Because of this, today's update brings some much-needed changes.⚡ Performance & OptimizationPhysics & Calculations: Added several under-the-hood improvements to the physics and calculation systems. The game is now much lighter and smoother when there is a massive amount of skills and projectiles on the screen.Visual Clutter: Removed certain particles and minor visual effects from the final floors. They looked nice, but you couldn't really see them in the late-game chaos anyway, and they were heavily impacting performance.Damage Numbers: Added a cap to the maximum amount of damage numbers displayed on screen at once, which was one of the main villains behind the FPS drops.Combined, these changes make the game run much better, especially in the final stages, leading to a much more pleasant gameplay experience (and saving your PC from frying XD).🏹 Elias and 🧙‍♂️ Aaron Small ChangesElias - Mu