Satchel Grid Raider
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- satchel-grid-raider
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- MIT
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Pack and rotate weapons, shields, and mana gems in a dungeon satchel
Satchel Grid Raider is a 60 FPS dungeon tactics inventory battler across three subterranean biomes.
Unlock slots inside your expandable 7x5 explorer satchel, rotate swords, daggers, bows, shields, helms, wands, and mana gems, and align adjacent items to multiply damage, block, and energy bonuses. Strike Goblin Thieves, Bone Sentinels, Arcane Oozes, and the Vault Golem across three dungeon floors.
Features:
- Spatial satchel grid packing with 90-degree rotation and live synergy links
- Animated 60 FPS dungeon combat with telegraphed enemy attacks and blocks
- 3 dungeon biomes (Mossy Crypt, Clockwork Vault, Obsidian Abyss)
- 3 difficulty modes (Casual, Arcade, Turbo), WAV audio, JSON saves, CSV export
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any commercial title.
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