Phree Dungeons of Dredmor here!!!1!!!11!one1!!

Hello there!
I have a tradable copy of Dungeons of Dredmor in my Steam inventory (won during the last christmas holiday's sale), and none of my friends is interested in it. I absolutely love that game, and i'd like to give it to a person that enjoys the genre or is attracted by it.

If you are interested, post why should i give the copy to you and only you, and in one week from today 03/05 i'll choose the lucky basterd that will receive the game for free Yes, for free It means you have to pay nothing for it! Really!

Also, i red a few days ago that the game is going to receive (soonish) a massive update containing lots of new rooms, skills , mobs and steam workshop support for user made mods!

See what the game feels like here: http://www.dungeonsofdredmor.com/

 

I'll throw my lot in. I absolutely love all roguelikes, and I've heard only good things about Dredmor.

If you want to know how much I play Roguelikes, enclosed in the following spoiler is a list of the ones I have played:

Spoiler

-Angband
-Caves of Qud
-Cataclysm
-IVAN (Iter Vehemens Ad Necem)
-Dwarf Fortress
-Triange Wizard
-TOME (Tales of Maj-Eyal)
-Cogmind
-ADOM (Ancient Domain of Mystery)
-Spelunky (if you call that a Roguelike, anyway)
-Nethack
-Crawl

I may have forgotten a few, but you get the idea. I play Roguelikes extensively, and I have absolutely no doubt that I would have a good time with Dungeon of Dredmor.

 

I bet Desktop Dungeons with Bloodmage.

Also, I have to keep my blog alive so any new game would be nice.

 

The game is in fact quite hard. I played it for over 50 hour and i still never managed to beat it (but went really close to =( ). It's hard in a fun way, never too much frustrating... Btw it costs 4€ for me (4$ for you?), it's hardly possible you're too poor to buy it... :D

 

Should give it to me so I can play it and cherish the time spent on it. Also it'll give me something to play while I wait for my laptop to get fixed.

 

I'll throw my name in here I s'pose; cause there's nothing I would "dread more" ;) than not having this game.

 

Meh ill throw my name here since it looks like a decent game and i kinda need one so my whole life doesnt just turn in a big KAG :P

 

Lol, none of you guys'd win prizes elsewhere, but if that's all he's got to choose from, maybe you guys'll have to crank up the charm? :P
Seriously, guys, you don't usually get given stuff just by raising your hand! Dance monkey dance! ^_^
For example, my brother won a quality steel kitchen knife with these 25-words-or-less, when asked to "Tell us why you should win this knife!":

Nothing so good here, I'm afraid. :/

 

yeah im kind of lost in this dungeon i only got my laptop and i have been living on snail flesh for quite a while now. a spider is coming i have to go now...

 

Less than 48 hours and i'll proclaim the winner :O

 

In Roguelikes, your time is always running out...

Does that work for a humorous comment about Roguelikes in general? It's not really that humorous, but it's better than nothing, I suppose.

Nighthawk casts "Charm Person!"
There. Now all I have to do is hope he fails his Will Saving Throw.

 

The only thing that dragons are good for is rearranging your limbs. And organs.
And I like to stay organized.

 

I wonder how long you'd have to spend pressing 5 to have 200 million turns pass... I've only had one five rune win (SpEn of Kiku), and I only spent about 200k turns on it.

[I'm not interested in getting Dungeons of Dredmor, so count me out of the raffle.]

 

I might as well give it a shot.

I'm a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge fan of roguelikes, so much so that I pestered the creators of Sword Of Fargoal for the C64 to make an iOS remake, and have been pestering them to release the official sequel to the remake. Hahaha. It's not so much a roguelike, but it's very close and I love it all the same. I have a huge respect for people who are crazy good at these types of games as it takes a lot of planning, strategy, forethought and an INSANE amount of micro-management to really survive. At best I am passable at these games, but I love them none the less. :D Back in my RPG Maker 2003 days, I helped work on a collab to create a sort of dungeon crawl/roguelike for the engine, since at that time everyone was trying to make shit like Final Fantasy and at best, a weak rip off of Chrono Trigger. Time came and time went, and it seemed like I (along with the guy who organized the collab on rm2knet) was the only one who gave a damn about the project. I spent countless hours making my own monochrome sprites, tile sets, trying my BEST to create decent sounding MIDI files, and working like crazy on RM2K3's archaic "coding" that would actually make a roguelike possible. Unfortunately, that was so long ago that I barely remember the name, and I CERTAINLY doubt there's a downloadable of the demo I submitted...

Anyway, I would love to have it. I remember playing a demo/beta/whatevs of DoD, and remember falling deeply in love with it. "This character, whose skill-tome is open for your viewing pleasure, is a fire-slinging vampiric martial artist with a knack for armour use, and I’ve just earned myself a level by vandalizing a statue of Lord Dredmor. Where shall I put this skill point?" While I'm unsure at the amount of depth this game goes to, that sentence alone made me squeal in a child like joy, as I've been playing countless roguelikes trying to find one with this level of immersion.

Hope you'll truly consider me for this wonderful gift. :)