How to Make a Dungeon in Super Dungeon Maker

Super Dungeon Maker is a popular game that allows players to create their own dungeons and challenge other players to complete them. The game mode gives players complete control over the design of their own dungeons, including the placement of enemies, traps, and obstacles. In this blog post, we will provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to make a dungeon in Super Dungeon Maker.

To access the game mode in Super Dungeon Maker, navigate to the main menu and select the "Dungeon Maker" option. Before you begin designing your dungeon, it is important to understand the goal of the game, which is to place a Golden Egg in the final room of your dungeon. The Golden Egg is the ultimate prize for players who successfully complete your dungeon. To set up a new dungeon, select the "New Dungeon" option and choose a name for your dungeon.

Super Dungeon Maker offers a wide range of options for dungeon content, including rooms, doors, traps, enemies, and decor. To create a new room, use the Floor Tool to draw the outline of the room. You can adjust the size of the room by clicking and dragging the corners of the room. To enlarge the starter room, select the room and use the Scale Tool to increase its size.

To add doors, traps, enemies, and decor, select the respective tools from the toolbar and place them in the desired location. You can use the Eraser Tool to delete unwanted items. It is important to keep in mind the difficulty level of your dungeon. Too many enemies or traps can make your dungeon impossible to complete, while too few can make it too easy.

Creating multi-level dungeons in Super Dungeon Maker can add an extra layer of complexity and challenge for players. However, there are some limitations when it comes to placing the Golden Egg. The Golden Egg can only be placed in the final room of your dungeon, so you will need to design your dungeon in a way that allows players to reach the final room. To create a multi-level dungeon, use the Floor Tool to add additional floors and use the Stairs Tool to connect the floors.

When designing multi-level dungeons, it is important to keep the gameplay engaging and challenging. Use a variety of enemies, traps, and obstacles to keep players on their toes. Incorporate hidden rooms and secret passages to add an element of surprise and discovery.

Once you have completed the design of your dungeon, it is important to finalize it by moving the Golden Egg to the final room. To do this, select the Golden Egg and drag it to the final room. Test your dungeon by playing through it yourself and making any necessary adjustments. Refine and perfect your dungeon until you are satisfied with the difficulty level and gameplay.