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

StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorMonoGame
GenreAction
Made withMonoGame
Tags2D, Arcade, monogame, Pixel Art, Singleplayer

Download

Download
DungeonSlime-linux-x64.tar.gz 39 MB
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DungeonSlime-win-x64.zip 31 MB
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DungeonSlime-win-arm64.zip 28 MB
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DungeonSlime-universal.tar.gz 61 MB

Install instructions

  • Download archive
  • Unzip/extract
  • Launch executable

Comments

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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.

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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!

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Thanks for the feedback, glad it helped :D