Desktop Dungeons Goatperson

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In addition, there's also a number of visual upgrades throughout, most notably the addition of normal-mapped terrains.

This DLC also contains a new building, the aptly named Goat Glade, which houses a useful Item Lottery for players with more gold than sense, as well as a series of unique Triple Quests that pit players against three randomly generated dungeons in a row (reminiscent of the infamous campaign in the Desktop Dungeons alpha).

The Goatperson is a throwback to roguelike gameplay of yesteryear, answering the oft-asked question "What would Desktop Dungeons be like if you had to eat food like regular roguelikes?", the less-oft-asked question "What do Goatpeople eat anyways?" and the briefly-asked "Why did we just switch gods?".

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only to discover a deeper mystery: an abandoned Soviet-era laboratory.. The game also contains previously unreleased content in the form of new audio and text logs..

This DLC also contains a new building, the aptly named Goat Glade, which houses a useful Item Lottery for players with more gold than sense, as well as a series of unique Triple Quests that pit players against three randomly generated dungeons in a row (reminiscent of the infamous campaign in the Desktop Dungeons alpha).

The Goatperson DLC adds a new playable class to Desktop Dungeons' already large roster of characters. Desktop Dungeons Goatperson Browser version notice: in order to enjoy the DLC features in your browser version, please use them first in your desktop version and save the game via the the cloud-saving system.The Goatperson is a throwback to roguelike gameplay of yesteryear, answering the oft-asked question "What would Desktop Dungeons be like if you had to eat food like regular roguelikes?", the less-oft-asked question "What do Goatpeople eat anyways?" and the briefly-asked "Why did we just switch gods?".