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dungeon crawler.

A free roguelike game — play it in your browser, no install. CRYPTDEPTH: a single-file neon roguelike dungeon crawler in vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript, playable on desktop and mobile.

by @Oscar006-HUB · Oscar006-HUB/-dungeon-crawler. on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON OSCAR006-HUB.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 1 Mar 2026

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Controls: Descend as deep as possible through the dungeon

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A roguelike dungeon crawler built entirely in vanilla HTML, CSS & JavaScript. No frameworks. No dependencies. Just one file.

Open dungeon-crawler.html in any modern browser — that's it. No install, no build step, no internet required after download.

🖥️ Desktop (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari). 📱 Mobile & Tablet (touch D-pad included). 💻 Laptop (keyboard or trackpad click).

⚔️ Turn-based roguelike combat — bump into enemies to attack. 🗺️ Procedurally generated maps every run using BSP room algorithm. 🌫️ Fog of war with field-of-view lighting — explore to reveal the map.

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