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dungeon echo

A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. Browser-native 100-floor roguelike about risk, retreat and build decisions — built with vanilla JS and an AI-assisted engineering workflow.

by @diaow2331-ops · diaow2331-ops/dungeon-echo on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 1HOSTED ON PLAY.91HWL.CNUPDATED 11 Oct 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: The clean baseline reports only controls currently owned by core

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A multi-game, browser-native repository for 91hwl.cn. No launcher, no account, open and play.

This repository now owns three independently versioned games and the public-site release tooling. games.json is the repository-level game catalog; each game keeps its own version authority and immutable bundle builder.

Dungeon Echo remains the legacy root-layout game for now; its single-authority architecture is documented below. New games live in self-contained directories so the repository can continue expanding without coupling their runtimes.

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