Dungeons & Dynasties PC (Build 26446269)

A Football Manager-Style Game Where Every Match Can Be Your Last

There are no ordinary fixtures here. Every expedition brings new challenges, and not every hero makes it back alive.

You may also want to check:

Tessa's Treasures: treasure hunters are closer to goddesses (v1.0)

The kingdom has been left without a king, and it’s up to competing guilds to fight for control. Recruit adventurers, agree on contracts, prepare your teams and send them underground. Build a strong enough reputation to claim the Crucible, then defend your position against anyone hoping to take it from you.

Between expeditions, there’s plenty to keep an eye on. Heroes form friendships, develop rivalries, grow older and eventually pass their legacy on. Some fall in battle, while others leave for rival guilds. It’s a surprisingly personal experience, especially when a familiar face doesn’t return from a dungeon.

Dungeon Runs Instead of Traditional Matches

Forget controlling players directly or choosing individual attacks. Every expedition is designed around its own dungeon, with different rooms, hazards and enemies waiting along the way. During Trials, a competing guild tackles the very same dungeon. Reach the final chamber and there’s a chance to face them in a final showdown at Dungeons & Dynasties.

Preparation does most of the work. Choose your adventuring party, assign orders and select suitable equipment before watching everything unfold. Terrain and environmental conditions can make a huge difference. Waterlogged floors can slow down your fighters, while complete darkness makes life difficult for archers.

There are nine classes and ten playable races to choose from. Your party also expands as you progress, growing from four members to six across six competitive divisions.

Every Adventurer Has a Story

Characters aren’t just statistics on a screen. Each delver joins with personal beliefs, problems to overcome and ambitions they hope to achieve. Not everyone gets the chance to fulfil those goals, which makes the decisions surrounding recruitment and deployment feel more meaningful.

Over time, your adventurers develop friendships and grudges in Dungeons & Dynasties, particularly after spending so much time together underground. Contracts last for a set number of years, and returning heroes may demand better terms when it’s time to renew.

A Living World Beyond Your Guild

The realm doesn’t revolve entirely around your decisions. It contains 72 competing guilds spread across 36 towns and seven different lands. Each has its own ambitions, and some rivals may already be planning to surpass you before your first expedition even begins.

Other guilds recruit adventurers, negotiate transfers, sell valuable members and experience their own rise and fall. Conflicts can develop into full-scale wars, with the realm keeping track of which guilds took part. Dangerous creatures also wander the roads, while the mysterious Deep stretches far below the known world at Dungeons & Dynasties.

Your Guild’s History Lives in the Chronicle

One particularly nice feature is the Chronicle at Dungeons & Dynasties, which records the history of your guild throughout the save. It brings together the important events of each season, including legendary achievements, memorable characters and those who lost their lives along the way.

Rather than simply showing a collection of results and statistics, it presents your guild’s journey as an evolving story. Every event comes from what actually happened during your playthrough, making each dynasty feel different.

The next expedition is waiting, Guildmaster.