Dungeon Slime
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Description
Dungeon Slime is a snake-like game where you control a growing slime creature navigating through a dungeon room environment. Eat bats to grow longer, but be careful not to collide with walls or your own body!
Features
- Classic snake-like gameplay with a dungeon theme.
- Animated pixel art visuals.
- Responsive controls with keyboard or gamepad support.
- Progressive difficulty as your slime grows longer.
Controls
You can play the game with either Keyboard/Mouse or a Gamepad.
Keyboard Controls
Key | Alternate Key | Action |
W | Up Arrow | Move Up |
S | Down Arrow | Move Down |
A | Left Arrow | Move Left |
D | Right Arrow | Move Right |
Escape | Toggle pause or cancel menu action | |
Enter | Confirm menu action |
Gamepad Controls
Button | Alternate Button | Action |
Dpad-Up | Left Thumbstick Up | Move Up |
Dpad-Down | Left Thumbstick Down | Move Down |
Dpad-Left | Left Thumbstick Left | Move Left |
Dpad-Right | Left Thumbstick Right | Move Right |
Start | Toggle Pause | |
A | Confirm Menu Action | |
B | Cancel Menu Action |
Developed with C# and MonoGame as part of the Building 2D Games With MonoGame tutorial series. User interface created using Gum
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Excellent tutorial. I have learnt a lot about Making Games in General as well as a lot more about the MonoGame Framework. I also now have great starting point to build my Game Engine and Game(s) from. Thanks for creating this tutorial. Much appreciated.
Made a few projects in MonoGame before, but I probably haven't been using conventional methods since I probably was inefficient with how I coded my games, so the "Building 2D Games With MonoGame" tutorial has been a great help! Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback, glad it helped :D