Dungeon Crawl

If you ever wanted to explore endless, procedurally generated tunnels filled with monsters, traps, and the occasional existential crisis, Dungeon Crawl is your kind of misery. Released in 1997, it’s a text-and-tile roguelike where death isn’t just likely—it’s practically a feature. You’ll spend hours mastering arcane commands, memorizing keybindings, and dying to a bat you underestimated. But here’s the catch: it’s genuinely rewarding. Each run feels like a gritty tale of hubris and hunger, and when you finally make it past level three, you’ll feel like a legend. No cinematic cutscenes, no tutorials—just ASCII justice.