Dungeon League

Each raid lasts sixty seconds, and you score by keeping the adventuring party alive. You open doors, spawn monsters and fire traps, but a party that dies pays nothing, and neither does one that leaves early. Money comes from a party still inside, in combat and badly wounded when the clock stops.

Once monsters are out, you can't recall them. Your one form of mercy is a door: open it behind a losing party so they can retreat, heal and return. The best result is a raid where the healer runs out of mana and nobody quite dies.

Between raids you spend the earnings on another hall, a slime pit or a chest to tempt the greedy. Then the league standings update and the bottom two dungeons are destroyed. You start among twenty dungeons and play ten rounds, aiming to be the last one standing.

On the creator's account, the code and architecture were written by AI, while they handled game design and balancing. The project has a test suite of 445 tests and a decisions log.