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Latest revision as of 21:21, 2 May 2017

HordeTheory
Defunct Game
Developer Autoquark
Theme Fantasy
Influences None in particular
Released March 8th, 2012 ({{{relver}}})
Updated March 8th, 2012 ({{{updver}}})
Licensing Closed Source, freeware
P. Language Game Maker language
Platforms Windows
Interface Keyboard, Mouse
Game Length < 1 hour
Official site of HordeTheory

Description

HordeTheory is a roguelike with puzzlish, deterministic gameplay centred around defeating large numbers of enemies. There is one dungeon, and each level contains a entrances which will spawn a number of enemies. There are multiple enemy types, and you will encounter more difficult foes as you descend deeper into the dungeon. As you descend, you collect treasures which will give you skill points. These can be used to purchase spells. There is not currently an ending to the game.

One unusual feature is the ability to create "custom dungeons". These allow you to insert special levels into the standard dungeon at any point, or to have the game generate a level with various conditions specified.

Future Development

Our first priority is more things for the player to spend skill points on. We also have plans to add more dungeon features such as water, and new enemy types to extend the game.