Super Dungeon Designer
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Build your own Action-Adventure dungeons and share them with others!
Create multiple rooms in various sizes as you create your dungeon just the way you want it. Our user friendly drag and drop UI makes creating dungeons fun and easy! Upload your levels and play levels from other designers! Inspired by games like The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Maker.
Features
- Creating dungeons is easy! Players can add new rooms with a single click. To resize a room simply drag from the corners. Add doors to create room transitions with just a few clicks. Players can decorate their dungeons and add objects to make a unique layout and create intricate puzzles.
- Use the linking system to create puzzles and challenges! Link objects and enemies together to create logic that defines how puzzles are solved. For example: link an enemy to a closed door, now that door will open when that enemy is defeated!
- Link one object to many others to create unique events!
- Group objects together and they will only trigger what they are linked to when every object in the group is activated! For example: Group four unlit torches together and link them to a Closed Door. Now that Door will only open once all four torches are lit!
- Collectables can be scattered around your dungeon such as keys, gold, arrows, bombs, hearts and more. Place them on top of Chests or Enemies with a single click and those items will drop from them!
- Create Single or Multiplayer dungeons and play together with friends in local co-op and online via Steam Remote Play together!
- Enemies with unique characteristics are at your disposal. Blobs will wander aimlessly while Bats will chase the player if they get too close. Lizards will take aim and fire their bow at the player. Flames will give chase and light torches, and Warthogs will charge at the player when they are in sight. More Enemies and Bosses will be added soon!
- Upload and download levels online from creators all over the world!
Follow this page to keep up to date on announcements and news!
Steam User 0
I enjoyed the game. It is a functional game, but it is obvious it is in a developmental phase. Still entertaining regardless.
The main issue I had with it was the scrollbars. The scrollbars in the settings menu as well as the updates screen do not function. The scrollbars in the building part of the game function fine but you have to move the mouse the opposite direction to move them.
As far as the stairs are concerned, you need to provide space around the back end of the down stairs otherwise it won't function.
It would also be nice if the main character appearance could be edited.
There are monsters, but no npc's. If npc's are developed eventually, giving them dialogue would give the game some story element to it so it doesn't just feel like a hack and slash game with an end portal.
I actually like the retro feel of the game so fancy graphics are not a concern for me.
Steam User 2
Having played the competitors, being Super Dungeon Maker and Quest Master, I don't think the question we should be asking is 'is this better or worse?' It should be 'what does this bring to the table?'
Super Dungeon Designer has many of the same elements as SDM and QM, but with some huge advantages.
The biggest one is the superior enemy AI. Rather than wander aimlessly and shoot in random directions, they will actively chase and take aim at you when you're in range.
You can mix and match themes, instead of settling for one theme per dungeon (SDM) or one per floor (QM).
The music is awesome AND it's dynamic. More enemies means more intense music!
Right now, there's only one floor to work with, but rather than placing doors adjacent to existing rooms, you can place doors and stairs wherever you want and link them to whichever room you wish. With stairs, you can create the illusion of depth, and with the doorway linking system, you can make some real brain blasters, where North goes South, East goes West, etc.
Unlike Maker, Designer is still in development, and it's making some fine progress. Some nice stuff has been added since last year, and more is underway.
'nuff said
Steam User 2
My son discovered this game a year or two ago at PAX. He wanted to make top-down, Zelda-style dungeons but was looking for something with more customization options than the Switch remake of Link's Awakening. This was it! He loves making dungeons and playing other people's dungeons online.
Steam User 1
this game is incredible, exept its 14.99$ cost, but in all its worth it! dont think bad about cost, look at the demo and see the tutorials, then you will see the greatness of the full one