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Excellent game
I spent far too much time on this game. It is a great value and amazing and beautiful experience.
by Sylverant, USA - Jul 8th 2019
Dungeon of the Endless - Crystal Pack
Region restrictions
Activates within United States
This game has world-wide activation. No known region restrictions in effect.
| Release Date | 12/4/2014 |
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| Genres | Strategy, Indie |
| Publisher | Amplitude Studios |
| DRM · Service | Steam   |
| Includes | Single-player Multi-player Co-op |
| Languages | German English French |
Description
Dungeons on the Endless Crystal Pack:
Dungeons on the Endless
In-game Ship: The Library
In-game Hero: Josh 'Ntello
The Vaulters faction for Endless Space Disharmony
Valuders unit skins for Endless Legend
Official digital soundtrack
Amplitude Badge
A few hundred condemned criminals were being shipped to the Auriga system on board the prison hulk “Success”. While this was presented as a chance to earn back their place in society by working hard for the common good, they understood that in fact they would be slave labour, sent to colonize an unexplored planet. All they knew about Auriga Prime was what the probes told them: it had water, temperate zones, plant life, and plenty of metals in the crust.
In fact, the planet Auriga once hosted a major settlement of the galaxy-travelling ancestors known as the Endless. In addition, the planet was still orbited by a functioning (and well cloaked) defensive system, which sprang eagerly to life upon the arrival of the Success. Within a few minutes, the ship was nothing but a few large chunks of metal falling toward the planet.
Every set of holding cells also functioned as an escape pod, so the ship let itself disintegrate and the surviving prisoners fell bruised but (temporarily) alive and (momentarily) safe to the planet below. Safe, that is, until they realized that they had crashed through some sort of facility of the Endless, down to a sub-basement so deep and ancient it might as well be called a dungeon…
FEATURES... or "How to survive in an Endless dungeon"
Gather A Team.
Form a team of heroes, each with their own strengths (and psychoses)… or die
Equip them, deploy them, and earn powerful abilities… or die
Manage the balance between ex-prison inmates and guards… or die
Experience four player coop and watch your back… or die
Build Your Defenses.
Build Your Defenses
Use the Dust you gather to power the rooms… or die
Use scarce resources to help your team survive… or die
Build minor and major modules to hold off waves of monsters… or die
Decode Endless ruins to discover life-saving technologies… or die
Open the Door.
Each door is a danger; prepare yourself and your team for anything… or die
Explore and discover an infinity of levels and layouts… or die
Carry your crystal through waves of monsters to the exit of each level… or die
Fight your way to the surface to discover the truth about Auriga… or die
A few hundred condemned criminals were being shipped to the Auriga system on board the prison hulk “Success”. While this was presented as a chance to earn back their place in society by working hard for the common good, they understood that in fact they would be slave labour, sent to colonize an unexplored planet. All they knew about Auriga Prime was what the probes told them: it had water, temperate zones, plant life, and plenty of metals in the crust.
In fact, the planet Auriga once hosted a major settlement of the galaxy-travelling ancestors known as the Endless. In addition, the planet was still orbited by a functioning (and well cloaked) defensive system, which sprang eagerly to life upon the arrival of the Success. Within a few minutes, the ship was nothing but a few large chunks of metal falling toward the planet.
Every set of holding cells also functioned as an escape pod, so the ship let itself disintegrate and the surviving prisoners fell bruised but (temporarily) alive and (momentarily) safe to the planet below. Safe, that is, until they realized that they had crashed through some sort of facility of the Endless, down to a sub-basement so deep and ancient it might as well be called a dungeon…
FEATURES... or "How to survive in an Endless dungeon"
Gather A Team.
Build Your Defenses
Open the Door.
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Requirements
| Windows Requirements: |
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| OS: Windows Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT or equivalent DirectX: Version 9.0c Hard Drive: 700 MB available space Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible Audio Additional Notes: Minimum Resolution: 1280 x 720 |
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Reviews & Comments
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Excellent game
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Great Single Player, Excellent Multiplayer
If you want a solid single player experience and a multiplayer game you'll go back to again and again this is a fantastic choice. The controls are a little bit wonky but you can start playign quickly when you realize this game is less like controlling a character then strategizing choke points, managing resources, coordinating manuvers and taking risks versus rewards every room you explore. You move only room by room. Time continues only when you open a new room. Abilities recharge with every other room...so forth. Evertything depends on rooms. It's an unusual hybrid of tower defense and dungeon runner but once the hurdle is over it's a swell time with friends. And if you'd prefer to play by yourself you get the added bonus of characters talking to one another and undergoing a little story between missions based on which you took with you before beginning a campaign. I'd love to see more innovation like this!
by Daniel Steven Oles, USA - Dec 21st 2018