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Dungeon Dwellers
Clear it. Loot it. Go deeper. A co-op dungeon crawl, floor by floor, until the party falls.
Opens a room on this screen. Put it on the TV; everyone joins from their phone.
- Players
- 1 to 6
- On your phone
- Twin sticks
- Length
- As deep as the party lasts, with a camp every fifth floor
- Join mid-game
- Yes
- Streamer mode
- Chat cheers
- Across homes
- Yes
- Saves progress
- For signed-in players
What it's like
A co-op dungeon crawl for up to six, floor by floor. Your phone is a twin-stick pad: move, aim, attack and dodge-roll your way through skeletons, trapped chests and rooms that lock behind you.
Every chest goes into the party's sack, and at each hatch you share out the loot. Every fifth floor is a camp to heal and shop. Four bosses guard the way down to the Bone King, and past him lies the Endless Deep. If everyone falls at once, the run is over.
How to play
Pick a hero
Knight, Barbarian, Mage, Rogue or Ranger, each with a special: Block, Spin, Blast, Smoke bomb or Volley.
Fight with two thumbs
The left stick moves. Drag the big button to aim and let go to attack, or tap it to attack where you face. Dodge rolls through hits.
Pull them one by one
Skeletons stand guard until they see you or you hit them. Some rooms, and every boss, lock their doors until every skeleton is down.
Mind your hearts
Hearts don't come back on a floor, so stand on potions and food to pick them up. A friend who stays next to you for three seconds gets you back up.
Share the loot
At each hatch, tap the finds you want; each one goes by lot to one of the players who asked. Wear it or sell it, then head down.
Chat cheers
Your viewers get one big Cheer button on their phones. The more of them tap, the fuller the meter on your stream, then confetti. Dungeon Dwellers plays the same with or without them.
How Streamer mode worksBefore game night
Hold your phone sideways for the twin sticks.
Sign in before you lead a party: your run is saved at every camp, and you can carry on the next time you lead.
Keep the TV's browser tab in front: real-time games pause while it's hidden.


