Action RPG mixed with traditional Dungeon Crawler

Dungeon Ward belongs to a genre of single player classic rpg offline games for free but it is mixed with old-school (retro) crawl innovated by a modern 3rd person perspective. Inspired by dungeons and dragons (d&d), its diablo like features are real-time combat, magic, looting, character building, questing and boss fights. No wifi needed.

Character building

It takes the best from the classic 3D RPG offline games for free (story, level up character, items, stats, skill trees, city with shops, quests, bosses etc.) to the traditional dungeon crawler setting. It takes some elements from roguelike and roguelite games especially when played on hardcore.

Unique classes

Play as a mighty Warden, shapeshifting Ranger or elemental Mage. Invest talent points to learn new skills such as spell reflection, lightning arrow or werewolf transformation. Learn passive talents or just increase stats to create exactly the character build you like.

Procedural hand-made levels

This Role-playing game features 3D procedural dungeons from hand-made parts with unique boss rooms, deadly traps, teleports and story quests. It shares many aspects liked by roguelike, roguelite, dungeons and dragons (d&d) and diablo like fans, especially if you play on hardcore.

Offline play, no forced monetization

This Role playing game can be completely played offline (no wifi/without internet) and doesn't force monetization as everything is possible to buy via ingame currencies which are obtainable also by playing.

Grid-based controls, 3rd person camera

The grid-based controls are similar to old-school rpg dungeon crawler games from 90s. That means 90 degree turning, movement on a grid. It features not only button controls but also joystick.

Actively developed, Localized

Dungeon Ward is in active development by a czech solo developer. The game is localized to: English (EN), Czech (CZ), Slovak (SK), German (DE), Spanish (ES), Polish (PL), Italian (IT), Indonesian (ID), Brasilian Portuguese (PT BR), French (FR) and Korean (KO).