When the money-hungry capitalists from the city of Freeport found ancient, valuable dungeons and cave systems just outside the city, they did precisely what you'd expect - turned to the gig economy to make them rich! Play as one of the many contractors for the Freeport Delving Company Ltd, and explore a-dungeon-a-day in an attempt to make your fortune - or at least scrape by while the company gets rich.

Introduction

Dungeons of Freeport is a roguelike game with elements taken from extraction shooters for Windows, Linux and Mac computer systems.

Features include:

• Vintage ANSI-style dungeon graphics
• Turn-based gameplay with combat & stealth mechanics
• Procedurally generated dungeons and a bespoke, hand-crafted hub town
• Simple gamepad or keyboard based control scheme
• Jokes! *
• Addictive turn-based gameplay which limits how much time you can sink into it

* No warranty is given procoding any guarantee as to the quality of the jokes

System Requirements & Tech Specs

Dungeons of Freeport is coded in C++ and uses about 100mb of memory. It should run on most macOS and Windows systems that support 3d acceleration. It is aimed at standard xbox-style controller usage, but also works with that most venerable of input methods - the keyboard.

Getting & Supporting Dungeons of Freeport

Dungeons of Freeport is in active development now.

Information about it can be found by following me on Mastodon over at @vampiress@eigenmagic.net, or on my dev log.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who made the game?

Me, Elissa. Much of the game's pixel art was crafted by the talented Marcela Marceles.

Contact/Questions

For questions about Dungeons of Freeport, whether support, bug reports, business, or creative, please email us at contact@dungeonsoffreeport.com.