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Live Stream - Darkest Dungeon
Are you ready to explore the darkest reaches of endless dungeons and the inner depths of your mind?
This weekend, I'll be livestreaming Red Hook Studios' upcoming roguelike dungeon crawler, Darkest Dungeon. Featuring permadeath, a motley assortment of classes, procedurally generated crypts and corridors, and a slick art style to go along with the turn-based trauma, Darkest Dungeon has a lot to offer, even in early access form. Stress and torch systems add some additional quirks on top of a classic RPG backdrop, with death always just a single position-shift or ambush away.
Darkest Dungeon drops on Steam early access next week on February 3, but I'll be streaming it today! I don't know the exact time yet, but it's going to be tonight! It will be a LENGTHY play session. I'll bump this post when the time comes, but if you're interested in dungeon crawls, roguelikes, or just dark, challenging games, this is something you won't want to miss!
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