Dungeon Antiqua

Shiromofu Factory / Oct 9, 2024 / Indie, RPG

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Steam Deck Playable

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Dungeon Antiqua is a simple RPG inspired by the Wizardry and Final Fantasy games of the 1980s and 1990s, in which players traverse dungeons by repeatedly exploring and developing their characters.

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What's new

2026/8/21 Update

2026-08-21

- Clarified in the Hard Mode description that there are bosses exclusive to Hard Mode. - Added a warning that appears when you try to change your personality at the temple for the first time.

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What players say

Very Positive

92% positive, 159 reviews

Recommended95 hrs played

I played Wizardry I on the Apple II in the late 1980s, but never finished it. Recently I finished the modern remake using the modern settings that make it significantly less grindy (though still quite grindy). After that, I felt I needed more and am currently at the end of the tutorial dungeon of Elminage Gothic. Then I stumbled over the present game. This game is perfect for players like me, but probably less...

8 found this helpful, 2025-12-18

Recommended2 hrs played

Dungeon Antiqua is like if the FF franchise decided to go into the Wizardry direction of RPGs in the early days of the series rather than the DnD/Dragon Quest route that it did in actuality. A charming pixel aesthetic that gives off a nostalgic vibe. And the OST is Nobuo Uematsu-esque while mostly feeling like it is its own thing. The dungeon crawling is simple yet enjoyable. And the turn-based battles alongside...

5 found this helpful, 2026-01-01

Recommended27 hrs played

If you like dungeon crawlers, classic final fantasy, and D&D's old THAC0 system, this is the game for you. It can be a bit grindy at times, especially near the end, and the item rng can be somewhat annoying, but the satisfaction of overcoming the bosses makes it all worth it. A good mix of difficulty and reward. The music feels genuinely like unreleased NES Final Fantasy tracks, while still having its own flair. I...

3 found this helpful, 2026-07-26