Dungeon Forge

🌍 Dungeon Forge Is Now Available in 20 Languages!A major localization update has arrived.Dungeon Forge can now be played in:🇻🇳 Vietnamese 🇪🇸 Spanish – Latin America 🇺🇦 Ukrainian 🇧🇷 Portuguese – Brazil 🇹🇷 Turkish 🇷🇴 Romanian 🇨🇿 Czech 🇭🇺 Hungarian 🇵🇱 Polish 🇵🇹 Portuguese – Portugal 🇯🇵 Japanese 🇹🇭 Thai 🇷🇺 Russian 🇹🇼 Traditional Chinese 🇨🇳 Simplified Chinese 🇪🇸 Spanish – Spain 🇰🇷 Korean 🇮🇹 Italian 🇫🇷 French 🇩🇪 GermanThat means the full game interface, tutorials, quests, crafting, equipment, abilities, combat messages, monsters, events, village systems, story text, tooltips, and more have now been localized.We also completed an additional localization QA pass to improve terminology consistency, fix context-sensitive translations, preserve all dynamic values correctly, and clean up regional differences such as European Portuguese and Spanish from Spain.What was localized?⚔️ Classes and abilities 🗡️ Weapons, armor, tools, and items ⛏️ Resources, mining, gathering, and crafting 📜 Quests and tutorial objectives 🏘️ Village buildings and progression 👹 Monsters, bosses, and the Bestiary 💬 Combat logs and system messages 🔮 Dungeon events and status effects 📖 Story, help pages, FAQ, and interfac

Adventurers, we've squashed a bug that was blocking ability use during the tutorial and beyond.What happened: When you pressed B to open the Abilities panel and clicked "Cast," nothing happened — the ability wouldn't fire. This affected all classes and all abilities, making the "Use Your Abilities" tutorial step (step 7/9) impossible to complete.The fix: The game engine was treating the Abilities panel as a blocking overlay (like your inventory or crafting screen), which prevented the cast action from going through. Abilities now cast correctly from the Abilities panel.What to do now:If you were stuck on the tutorial, just open Abilities (B) and cast an ability next to an enemy to advance.Remember: abilities like the Warrior's Cleave hit adjacent enemies — stand next to a monster before casting for maximum effect.Thanks to the player who reported this and helped us track it down. Keep the feedback coming — it makes the dungeon better for everyone.Happy descending! ⚔️

Thanks to everyone who has been sending feedback and suggestions.Based on recent player feedback, I’ve been working on a new quality-of-life and progression update for Dungeon Forge focused on making the game easier to understand, easier to navigate, and clearer about what you can unlock as you progress.What’s new:Added a proper Pause MenuAdded Save & Exit and ContinueAdded a clearer Controls & Abilities help screenImproved the tutorial so it now teaches you how to actually use abilitiesCompletely reworked the Crafting MenuAdded crafting categories for Weapons, Armor and ToolsAdded recipe search and filtersAdded clearer material requirementsAdded locked recipe previews so you can see what you’re working towardAdded NEW indicators for newly unlocked recipesImproved building upgrade informationAdded previews showing what recipes unlock at higher building levelsAdded a new Progression Screen showing buildings, upgrades and recipesAdded notifications when new recipes are unlockedOne of the biggest pieces of feedback was that it wasn’t always obvious how much progression was still ahead of you. This update is designed to make that much clearer.Dungeon Forge currently includes:10