From your first session to deep leaderboard runs. Start with the quick start, drop down to the reference sections when you need exact numbers, or jump straight to the strategy hub.
Both platforms share the same combat, classes, shop, enchantments and global leaderboard. Pick whichever fits where you are.
The main menu offers Singleplayer and Multiplayer.
Three classes: Warrior, Archer, Mage. Each has two subclasses. If this is your first run, Warrior Sword & Shield is the safest.
The browser version is 3D only. There is no render gate on the web — the game launches straight into the menu.
Graphics quality (Low / Medium / High / Very High) and the FPS overlay are saved per device. Change them before a run if performance feels slow on your hardware.
Every room follows the same shape. Learn this rhythm and the rest of the dungeon becomes much easier to read.
The room loads, the door closes behind you and the first wave spawns. The HUD shows the room number.
Fight the wave. Dash to reposition. Use your class skill before things go wrong, not after.
Gold drops on the floor. Chests open with one tap when you stand on them. Treasure weapons follow your class path.
If the room contained a shop, the panel opens. Spend or skip, then tap Continue to go to the next room.
All numbers are relative to the baseline class chassis. Patch v3.4 last touched balance.
With the higher enchant cost, optimal play usually buys at least one Health Potion before floor 5, and saves enchanting for after the first boss. Mages benefit from one early Attack Boost more than they used to, because their skill is now on a meaningful cooldown.
Memorizing routes is less useful than recognizing the role mix. The same floor feels different when ranged pressure, crowd pressure and tank pressure show up together.
Stalker
Creeper
Supporter
Sniper
Guard
Titan
Dungeon LordFast enemies that force movement. Standing still lets them collapse the room into a corner trap. Dash early, keep diagonal escape lines open, and don't spend your skill on the first one — there is almost always a second wave.
Ranged and support roles change target priority. The closest enemy is not always the right target. A clean reposition toward the back line often wins the room faster than burning cooldowns on the front.
Heavy enemies punish random attacks. Use them as anchors — move around them, clear smaller threats, then commit when the room is safer. Mages should avoid landing rain skills purely on a tank: the time-to-clear is poor.
Appears every 5th room. Higher HP, harder hits, and usually flanked by regular enemies for added pressure. Entering a boss floor with unspent gold means a previous shop decision was probably too passive.
Spending only on damage works for Archer and Mage if your movement is clean. Warrior usually benefits from health early, because each melee mistake is more expensive. Enchantments are long-term run power — best when survival is already stable.
Most chests give gold. A subset gives a treasure weapon. Treasure drops follow your current weapon path, which means swords-into-longswords, bows-into-longbows, fire-into-frost are not random — they reflect the class you are playing.
For a first serious leaderboard attempt: Warrior Sword & Shield, at least one health upgrade before floor 10's boss, and enchantments only after the basics feel reliable.
Dungeon Delvers takes place beneath a fortress whose surface long ago became a tomb. The Hall of Legends — the leaderboard you see on the main menu — is the historical record of the adventurers who tried to map the lower floors. Most did not return. The deepest room any of them reached is what gives them a place in the Hall.
The dungeon is not procedurally infinite in lore terms — it is finite, dark, and structured around the patterns left behind by what built it. Every 5th room ends in a Dungeon Lord because those floors were built as gate-keepers, not as natural rooms. The torches that line each corridor were lit by the previous expedition.
A balanced party usually has one player comfortable on the frontline, one player clearing from range, and one player saving AoE for crowded moments. Four identical class picks still works — but the team must solve the same weakness together.
Multiplayer runs are limited by the slowest build. The fastest player should not always set the pace. Boss floors are won when the party enters with a shared plan, not when the host rushes through.
Pick a class → pick a subclass → clear rooms → collect gold → open chests → buy upgrades → use your skill well → enchant when possible → defeat bosses → climb the leaderboard.