Dungeons of Fayte
Dungeons of Fayte is a 2009 indie dungeon-crawling adventure from pulsemeat that embraces the classic pleasures of exploring dangerous underground environments, battling creatures, and searching for useful treasures. Its independent presentation gives it the feel of a compact project made with enthusiasm rather than an enormous development budget. The gameplay focuses on the familiar rhythm of exploration and discovery: enter a room, investigate suspicious objects, fight something unpleasant, collect something useful, and repeat until the dungeon runs out of surprises. Of course, dungeons never actually run out of surprises; they merely become better at hiding them. For fans of obscure fantasy games, this is a charming little curiosity worth remembering.
“The game is a bit of a mash-up between Zelda: Four Swords and Princess Maker. You spend some of your time in the dungeon, killing monsters and getting gold, and the rest of your time in town training and building stats. You can play with up to 4 players on a single computer, and I've also included support for controllers.” - pulsemeat
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