DnD RPG: Text Adventure

Version 3.0 — the biggest update yet, shaped by months of play-testing. WHILE YOU PLAY • A fight now keeps its own panel above the story: whose turn it is, every fighter with a bar and their hit points, and who goes next — so nothing scrolls away mid-battle. • Rescued prisoners, wounded knights, elf scouts and goblin defectors can actually be asked to join you now, and they walk with you for a while before going their own way. • Deeper, harder floors can break in two: a wing with no passage to it at all, reached by a teleport pad or by the gallery above. An easy game never does this. • When the quest is done, the DM asks what next — keep the tale, sleep a week, throw a party, or go again: petitioners bring the next quest, deeper down or in another dungeon, by teleport, boat or on foot. • Parties of up to six (Settings > Gameplay > Party Size); four is still the classic. • No internet? The game says so once and carries on with the Dungeon Master on your device. Nothing waits on a connection that isn't there. NOW ON EVERY APPLE SCREEN • iPhone and iPad, plus a native Mac app, Apple TV (text you can read from the sofa) and Apple Vision Pro. CHOOSE YOUR DUNGEON MASTER'S BRAIN • Apple's on-device AI is the default where your device has it: free, private and offline. • New: Hugging Face. One free account opens up many open AI models, with a monthly allowance that covers plenty of play. Step-by-step setup and links are built in. • Pick the model for every AI: a few recommended ones with notes on speed, cost and cleverness, or any model the service offers. • Test Brain checks your AI in one tap, and a working key is kept safe in the Keychain. • No AI on your device? A Hugging Face token steps in automatically, and the built-in DM still runs the whole game. LEARN AS YOU PLAY • Training gives you one task at a time — get a quest, light a torch, listen, fight, save and come back — ticks each off as you do it, and ends with a quiz: pass it for a certificate. • A Hall of Fame of completed adventures, with example games to load and explore. A QUEST WORTH GOING DOWN FOR • A main quest from the start, told in-character, and side quests from almost anyone you meet. • Quests that differ in what they ask — rescue, fetch, find, clear, escort — with deadlines in days on the DM's own calendar. • A guardian on every floor, and the villain of your opening tale at the bottom. • Easy is one small floor with the guardian's lair pointed out; Hard goes deeper with tougher fights. Raise the difficulty mid-game if it's too gentle. • An ending worth reaching: an outro tale, fireworks, a certificate with your maps, and the Hall of Fame. FEWER FIGHTS, MORE TO DO • Riddles, logic and word puzzles, with new signed puzzle packs arriving by themselves — and you can suggest your own. • Merchants who remember you and haggle; gyms, bards, locked doors, keys, and teleport pads that can drop you a floor. FIGHTS YOU CAN FOLLOW • The DM narrates the blows and tells each fight back as a story. • Replay Fight steps back through a battle once it's won. • Combat help that knows your party: each hero's weapon, spells and potions, their chance to hit this enemy, and how long the fight should take. A DUNGEON MASTER THAT LISTENS • Speak your commands; button names, numbers and directions are understood first. • Chat with the DM, with a recap when you leave. • If your AI key stops working, the game tells you why, links to the right page, and offers another brain. BUILT FOR VOICEOVER • The story can come a page at a time instead of scrolling, with less text if you like — both switched on by VoiceOver itself. Every button is named, empty places say "Blank", and a guide describes each screen's layout. AND MORE • an Atlas of every floor you've mapped; adjustable timers; font sizes down to Tiny; a little magick for the stuck. • Game Center multiplayer is included as an early preview. • Much faster saving and loading, many fixes — and saves from 2.4 still load. ---