Drop Dungeon: Puzzle Roguelike

You know how the blocks fall. Now there are monsters standing where they land. Drop Dungeon is a falling-block puzzle roguelike built for one thumb. Every pair you drop is both a puzzle move and a combat decision: match loot to attack, heal, shield and cascade, drop swords on the monsters holding your floor, then forge upgrades at camp and go deeper. SIXTY SECONDS TO LEARN, A DUNGEON TO MASTER - Drop: drag the falling pair, spin it, slam it. Match loot to pop it. - Fight: skulls land as monsters. Pop swords against them; bosses bite back. - Loot: coins open the shop between stages, bosses drop powers. Pick one and dive deeper. EVERY DROP IS A TACTICAL TURN - Match value, board shape, enemy intent and survival, all in one move. - Cascades tell a combat story: a chain of matches is a chain of damage. - Runs change the rules: heroes, gear, passives and powers make each descent play differently. - Elemental loot reacts: fire, water and lightning combine on the board. A DUNGEON THAT KEEPS GOING - Biomes with fifty stages a chapter, and bosses that stand on your board and bite back. - Unlock heroes and level them up. Equip the gear the dungeon drops. Merge, upgrade and mutate items. - Powers that fire on their own. Choose a new one after every boss. - Daily quests, missions, a battle pass and live events. - Endless descent after the final boss. MADE FOR IPHONE - Portrait play, one-thumb controls, predictable and undo-free. - Runs of three to eight minutes. Resume a longer run any time. - Play offline. Your progress syncs to the cloud when you are back online. - Cloud save with Sign in with Apple, so a new phone picks up where the old one stopped. FAIR FREE-TO-PLAY - No energy. Play as much as you want. - No loot boxes and no forced ads. Rewarded ads are optional, and every reward is shown before you watch. - Purchases are exact: gem packs, a starter pack and a battle pass. Nothing you buy changes the fairness of the board. Drop Dungeon is made by Ludoitte in Finland. Tell us what landed and what did not: info@ludoitte.com