Platform Panic vs Call of Dungeon

Platform game heroes through the ages have been abducted! Pit them against each other in order to settle, once and for all, which one is the best! • Can you unlock them all and become king of the leaderboard? • Endlessly addictive, procedurally generated retro platformer! • Super simple controls. Swipe left, right & up is all you need to move around. • Pumping chiptune music by Eirik Suhrke, composer of Ridiculous Fishing and Super Crate Box. • Cutting edge retro pixel graphics! Important Message for Parents This game may include: - Direct links to social networking websites that are intended for an audience over the age of 13. - Direct links to the internet that can take players away from the game with the potential to browse any web page. - In-app purchases. - Advertising of Nitrome products.

An ordinary miner got into a devil's den because he wanted to become wealthy. He can get out of this trap only if he collects all the artifacts for Mephistopheles. You can help him by completing all the quests created by the magic cube. The main hero's life entirely depends on you! Are you ready for an exciting yet challenging adventure? Start collecting the artifacts now! What to expect in the game: - Various dungeons - Exciting and complex challenges - Lots of items and equipment to make the character stronger - Daily rewards - Unique atmosphere with pleasant graphics and original soundtrack - Many sweet and helpful pets - Easy 1-finger management - Leader board Did you find an error in the game or have an improvement suggestion? Write us at doublereality.app@gmail.com Enjoy the game! The Game’s Backstory Another shift was coming to an end for an ordinary miner named Christopher when suddenly he caught a faint glare of a metal plate sticking out of the ore. He threw his discovery in a backpack without hesitation and went home to carefully examine it in the comfort of his house. The gold plate had been cleaned and furiously glistened. Intoxicated with success, Christopher began to study the inscriptions and drawings imprinted on the precious piece. An experienced miner quickly recognized the local cave schemes in the drawings, but the inscriptions were written in a vague yet familiar language. He quickly determined with an online translator that the text was Latin and translated it. "Be satisfied with little, and you won't have a need. Those who are not happy with small things are not worthy of bigger things. If you don't have enough, the map will help you find your wealth" … It's seven o'clock in the morning, his day off. Christopher's already at the cave's entrance, wondering why he hasn't noticed it before.