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Darkest Dungeon

aka: DD

Moby ID: 75995

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Brief intro: the narrator reflects upon his past misdeeds.

thumbnail — This disclaimer always pops up whenever you start the game. It's a bit overdramatic, but yes: weighing risk and recognizing when it's time to quit is an essential skill in DD.

thumbnail — Title screen!

thumbnail — The Hamlet aka your base.

thumbnail — Upgrading the guild and my Arbalest. All those golden shields cost me my spare kidney, so I only went for them because I knew they'd be useful.

thumbnail — Valar morghulis...

thumbnail — Tonight, we're off to fight one of the major aberrations left behind by our predecessor. Notice the Darkest Dungeon is closed - it is because it hasn't been patched into the game yet.

thumbnail — But before we're out, let's have a look at one of our party's members. He's a daemonomaniac, alright. We're also equipping him with a trusty eyepatch - the -1 speed can be offset easily.

thumbnail — Let's do this. Yes, that's a dog.

thumbnail — First fight! Horrible monsters amid the filth, oh joy.

thumbnail — Dog power!

thumbnail — Mace power!!!

thumbnail — 1 dmg power! (It stuns enemies, so don't complain.)

thumbnail — Victory!

thumbnail — An important thing: light levels, controlled by how many torches you're burning, influence many things. It doesn't have to be at full level always; "dark" parties are possible.

thumbnail — You'll learn to hate and kill ASAP enemies like this loony here. I'll tell you why next screenshot.

thumbnail — That's why: Stress, represented by the floating black numbers. It's way worse than health damage.

thumbnail — A few seconds later. Our anger was such that even beyond the grave he bleeds.

thumbnail — An heroic line, but too randomly generated to be much relevant. There's little danger in this fight.

thumbnail — Here's the inaugural crit of the screenshot session. Done by a mage-type character, no less.

thumbnail — Quincey contracted a... disease from our... pig enemy. Let's not go into details.

thumbnail — Or rather, let's. Ouch. It's quite nasty. Definitely worth the removal money later on.

thumbnail — Gathering ourselves. The blue ^s mean our guys are permanently buffed until the next resting, so it's no secret why Chandos has ramboed up.

thumbnail — Uh oh.

thumbnail — Uh oh!

thumbnail — Fortunately, Chandos has made up to his promise.

thumbnail — Ros shows her healing muscle as well. Rargh!

thumbnail — Many turns and cleavers to the head later, we've won. Quincey here is bashing Wilbur the Swine King's adjutant's head to a pulp. That is, after his boss had bit it too.

thumbnail — Post-pig loot. Heirlooms are used for upgrading the Hamlet.

thumbnail — Besides XP ("Resolve"), characters gain Traits after each mission. They're not always beneficial.

thumbnail — :partywhistle.gif:

thumbnail — Let's get this horrible affliction off Quincey. Compared to Traits, which can be removed in the Treatment Ward above, diseases cost less to removed.

thumbnail — Random sheet viewing time! Look at this guy. He's a mess

thumbnail — Meet the Abomination. Unlike everybody else, he gets to use all of his skills in a mission - half of those in human form and half while transformed.

thumbnail — Let's raid the Weald. Notice the mission length. The longer it is, the more food and torches you'll have to bring.

thumbnail — Buying provisions. Logs are pre-set by the mission length; since we'll spend a long time in the dungeon, we get two of them - i.e., we can camp and buff up twice.

thumbnail — Ominous...

thumbnail — Already off to a good start. We can not eat, but it'll make us get hurt and stressed out.

thumbnail — A trap!

thumbnail — A TRAP!!

thumbnail — Yay! By surprising the enemy, we get guaranteed first strikes.

thumbnail — Puchot isn't very fond of these fungus dudes.

thumbnail — Indeed he isn't.

thumbnail — Not very fond at all.

thumbnail — Yep.

thumbnail — You can also beat dudes up when not transformed. Not bad at all, as the chain attack is capable of stunning.

thumbnail — Blight is very much the poison of Darkest Dungeon. Unlike in many other games that make poison a minor nuisance, in DD it can be a game changer.

thumbnail — Removing this, ah, tentacled tree obstacle. Always bring ~2 shovels - you can clear obstacles with your bare hands, but it'll screw you up, holmes.

thumbnail — Too bad I don't use Lepers much. Can sell it for a nice amount of cash, though.

thumbnail — Adios amigos! In Darkest Dungeon, evil is omnipresent, watching you even as you return to your fickle, illusory reality.

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