Maze Lord Jetdogs Oy Launch Sale - 30% off! Become a part of legend in this hand painted rogue-like puzzler. Traverse an underground kingdom… $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsLaunch Sale - 30% off! Become a part of legend in this hand painted rogue-like puzzler. Traverse an underground kingdom of mazes and seek fortune and victory against an insidious dragon. An intricately tangled labyrinth constantly changes to conceal exciting new monsters and treasures. Explore the maze’s hidden depths and discover the secret Treasury of the dungeon’s king, only found by the most skilled seekers of adventure. Emerge victorious and exchange your well-earned rewards for special artifacts in the local Magic Shop. Overcome endless armies and crucial dangers with unique objects located in each dungeon. Items like the shield will save you from snake bites and magic boots are not “afraid” of floor spikes. A torch will get you through a giant spider’s web. Become the Maze Lord. Featuring: - Unique puzzles - Interesting, interactive objects - ReplayKit Streaming - Game Center Achievements and Leaderboard - Tons of different enemies - Over 100 handmade levels - The hidden Treasury and Magic Shop Follow us for the latest info and game news! • http://crescentmoongames.com/other-games/ • http://instagram.com/crescentmoongames • http://facebook.com/crescentmoongames • http://twitter.com/cm_games Information Seller:Jetdogs Oy Genre:Adventure, Role Playing Release:Feb 08, 2017 Updated:Feb 08, 2017 Version:1.03 Size:146.4 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal vectorarchitekt Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2013 2,489 177 63 #2 vectorarchitekt, Feb 8, 2017 Hell yeah # MintCity Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2016 200 1 18 #3 MintCity, Feb 8, 2017 Any imps??? Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #4 Repulsa, Feb 8, 2017 Insta bought! sugimulm Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2010 2,457 46 48 The last time zone for iOS game releases :( #5 sugimulm, Feb 8, 2017 Early impressions... Looks like Dungelot, plays way different, but not a bad thing. Tap to move, but level based and makes you really think. 3-stars if you complete within the set amount of moves. So far loving it! It plays different than I imagined, but better than I initially thought. No IAP's (as far as I can see) and more of a puzzler. Tobi (AppGemeinde) Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2013 49 0 0 Germany http://www.appgemeinde.de #6 Tobi (AppGemeinde), Feb 8, 2017 Found this (old) trailer... https://youtu.be/-qbdpNQoAl8 Reminds me on Dungelot. A lot. BazookaTime Well-Known Member Sep 30, 2009 5,340 1 36 Kansas http://www.paulmcraelind.com #7 BazookaTime, Feb 8, 2017 Looks Great! MintCity Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2016 200 1 18 #8 MintCity, Feb 8, 2017 Thanks! I thought it looked a bit more like a puzzler than a straight-up rogue lite. I might go in on this... sugimulm Well-Known Member Aug 28, 2010 2,457 46 48 The last time zone for iOS game releases :( #9 sugimulm, Feb 8, 2017 Yes, more puzzle oriented than rogue like, haven't delved too far, but you earn coins and gems, not sure why they are used for but interested in finding out. Very entertaining game, I'm enjoying and the price feels like I'm stealing from them. y2kmp3 Well-Known Member Jun 25, 2010 1,784 3 38 #10 y2kmp3, Feb 8, 2017 I am very intrigued by this game, as the trailer looks like that the game is more of a puzzler than a typical rogue-like grinder. JoshCM, since you present the developer, can you explain a bit on whether or not each level has an "optimal" solution? Is the optimal solution always the one that uses the fewest steps? How much of a margin does the game give on the step counts for scoring 3 stars? How do I know if my solution is "truly" the best possible solution (that is, does the game makes this known to the player)? What is the advantage of solving a puzzle not optimally (for example, trade off with getting more loot for upgrades, etc.)? Is it possible, with care, to finish all 100 levels without dying even once? I am asking this because if the core game mechanic is a puzzler than the game ought to be solvable without dying. JoshCM Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2009 4,250 23 38 Game Designer Upstate NY http://www.crescentmoongames.com #11 JoshCM, Feb 8, 2017 Trying to get a definitive answer on this from the dev - but from playing it as far as I have, there seems to be a definitive solution for each level without dying. Its basically just knowing the solution to each level, with secondary options for completing it. I will have more info when I hear back from them (they are on Russia time) Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #12 Exact-Psience, Feb 8, 2017 Looks fantastic gameplay-wise... i wish there was a smoother movement between tiles though. JoshCM Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2009 4,250 23 38 Game Designer Upstate NY http://www.crescentmoongames.com #13 JoshCM, Feb 9, 2017 Its basically the same as Microgue, maybe a little faster. Do you mean running between tiles? Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #14 Exact-Psience, Feb 9, 2017 Not exactly running... maybe just a quick slide instead of a frame-skip, i think i'd prefer that. I bought the game but i havent started yet (still working). Cant wait to give this a spin despite my preference for the movement, coz the rest of the game, most importantly the gameplay, seems well polished. y2kmp3 Well-Known Member Jun 25, 2010 1,784 3 38 #15 y2kmp3, Feb 9, 2017 Can someone explain the gold coin icon and ruby icon at the opening screen for each level? Tapping on the gold coin icon seems to drop a coin in the level. Does this mean that there are levels which are unsolvable without dropping a coin? What about the ruby icon? It does nothing when I tap on it. Am I missing something about its use that may be apparent only at later stages? Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #16 Exact-Psience, Feb 9, 2017 Last edited: Feb 9, 2017 Just reached stage 14, and im stumped. I dont want to spend rubies to add more moves or revive. I think i may have exhausted my options other than spending rubies. So here's my question... Are the rubies required in some stages to complete them? Or is it possible to complete all stages without using gems? EDIT: completed 14 on my next try after i posted this. LOL. My question remains the same though... JoshCM Well-Known Member Aug 11, 2009 4,250 23 38 Game Designer Upstate NY http://www.crescentmoongames.com #17 JoshCM, Feb 9, 2017 I'm also stumped at level 14 - what was your solution? I'm waiting for the dev to wake up to get you an answer Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #18 Exact-Psience, Feb 9, 2017 Spoiler Take the first key, head up and take the heart and key(ignore the skelly and the key he's guarding), then head to the exit Im currently stumped at 24. y2kmp3 Well-Known Member Jun 25, 2010 1,784 3 38 #19 y2kmp3, Feb 9, 2017 Last edited: Feb 9, 2017 This one is tricky. Solution for Level 24 is: Spoiler 1. Forward 2 steps to take coin (75 moves remaining). 2. Back 1 step to buy potion (74 moves remaining). 3. Forward 3 steps to take key (71 moves remaining). 4. Forward 1 step. Turn corner. Kill skeleton. Kill slime. Kill skeleton. (1 heart, 67 moves remaining). 5. Forward 3 steps. Turn at crossroad. Open door. Forward 1 step to take potion (62 moves remaining). 6. Backtrack to trader. Sell potion. (52 moves remaining). 7. Forward 2 steps. Turn corner. Forward 3 steps. Turn corner. Forward 1 step to buy key. (46 moves remaining). 8. Forward 2 steps. Turn at crossroad. Forward 2 steps. Open door. Take 2 keys. (39 moves remaining). 9. Backtrack to trader. Sell 1 key. (26 moves remaining). 10. Forward 2 steps to buy potion. Drink potion (2 hearts, 24 moves remaining). 11. Turn corner. Forward 3 steps. Turn corner. Forward 4 steps to kill snake. (1 heart, poisoned, 17 moves remaining). 12. Forward 1 step. Turn corner. Open door. (15 moves remaining). 13. Forward 1 step to exit. (14 moves remaining, 3 stars). There is one trivial variant solution, but the solutions (at least the ones I discovered) are equally efficient. Some of the later levels are quite clever, requiring you to strategically Spoiler drop items to pick them up later when needed (a trick when the game leaves you to discover yourself). PS: I just found out that this game was previously released on the PC. On the Steam forum, there are a number of posts complaining about grinding in the last worlds? Anyone know what this is about? Is this some new goal that is necessary to 100% complete the game? rezn Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Mar 8, 2014 862 6 18 Male Coder/Keyer in medical ICD 10 Reno, NV #20 rezn, Feb 9, 2017 Like radness and stuff. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Early impressions... Looks like Dungelot, plays way different, but not a bad thing. Tap to move, but level based and makes you really think. 3-stars if you complete within the set amount of moves. So far loving it! It plays different than I imagined, but better than I initially thought. No IAP's (as far as I can see) and more of a puzzler.
Thanks! I thought it looked a bit more like a puzzler than a straight-up rogue lite. I might go in on this...
Yes, more puzzle oriented than rogue like, haven't delved too far, but you earn coins and gems, not sure why they are used for but interested in finding out. Very entertaining game, I'm enjoying and the price feels like I'm stealing from them.
I am very intrigued by this game, as the trailer looks like that the game is more of a puzzler than a typical rogue-like grinder. JoshCM, since you present the developer, can you explain a bit on whether or not each level has an "optimal" solution? Is the optimal solution always the one that uses the fewest steps? How much of a margin does the game give on the step counts for scoring 3 stars? How do I know if my solution is "truly" the best possible solution (that is, does the game makes this known to the player)? What is the advantage of solving a puzzle not optimally (for example, trade off with getting more loot for upgrades, etc.)? Is it possible, with care, to finish all 100 levels without dying even once? I am asking this because if the core game mechanic is a puzzler than the game ought to be solvable without dying.
Trying to get a definitive answer on this from the dev - but from playing it as far as I have, there seems to be a definitive solution for each level without dying. Its basically just knowing the solution to each level, with secondary options for completing it. I will have more info when I hear back from them (they are on Russia time)
Not exactly running... maybe just a quick slide instead of a frame-skip, i think i'd prefer that. I bought the game but i havent started yet (still working). Cant wait to give this a spin despite my preference for the movement, coz the rest of the game, most importantly the gameplay, seems well polished.
Can someone explain the gold coin icon and ruby icon at the opening screen for each level? Tapping on the gold coin icon seems to drop a coin in the level. Does this mean that there are levels which are unsolvable without dropping a coin? What about the ruby icon? It does nothing when I tap on it. Am I missing something about its use that may be apparent only at later stages?
Just reached stage 14, and im stumped. I dont want to spend rubies to add more moves or revive. I think i may have exhausted my options other than spending rubies. So here's my question... Are the rubies required in some stages to complete them? Or is it possible to complete all stages without using gems? EDIT: completed 14 on my next try after i posted this. LOL. My question remains the same though...
I'm also stumped at level 14 - what was your solution? I'm waiting for the dev to wake up to get you an answer
Spoiler Take the first key, head up and take the heart and key(ignore the skelly and the key he's guarding), then head to the exit Im currently stumped at 24.
This one is tricky. Solution for Level 24 is: Spoiler 1. Forward 2 steps to take coin (75 moves remaining). 2. Back 1 step to buy potion (74 moves remaining). 3. Forward 3 steps to take key (71 moves remaining). 4. Forward 1 step. Turn corner. Kill skeleton. Kill slime. Kill skeleton. (1 heart, 67 moves remaining). 5. Forward 3 steps. Turn at crossroad. Open door. Forward 1 step to take potion (62 moves remaining). 6. Backtrack to trader. Sell potion. (52 moves remaining). 7. Forward 2 steps. Turn corner. Forward 3 steps. Turn corner. Forward 1 step to buy key. (46 moves remaining). 8. Forward 2 steps. Turn at crossroad. Forward 2 steps. Open door. Take 2 keys. (39 moves remaining). 9. Backtrack to trader. Sell 1 key. (26 moves remaining). 10. Forward 2 steps to buy potion. Drink potion (2 hearts, 24 moves remaining). 11. Turn corner. Forward 3 steps. Turn corner. Forward 4 steps to kill snake. (1 heart, poisoned, 17 moves remaining). 12. Forward 1 step. Turn corner. Open door. (15 moves remaining). 13. Forward 1 step to exit. (14 moves remaining, 3 stars). There is one trivial variant solution, but the solutions (at least the ones I discovered) are equally efficient. Some of the later levels are quite clever, requiring you to strategically Spoiler drop items to pick them up later when needed (a trick when the game leaves you to discover yourself). PS: I just found out that this game was previously released on the PC. On the Steam forum, there are a number of posts complaining about grinding in the last worlds? Anyone know what this is about? Is this some new goal that is necessary to 100% complete the game?
