Fit check
Is Dungeon Exiles worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelike players who want automated combat paired with tactical decisions
- RPG players who enjoy experimenting with class passives and item synergies
- Solo players seeking repeated dungeon runs with random layouts and escalating difficulty
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct control over every attack rather than an autobattler structure
- Players looking for a large, open-ended world instead of five-floor dungeon runs
- Players who do not enjoy repeated runs with procedurally varied rooms and paths
Our take on Dungeon Exiles
Instead of making moment-to-moment attacks the main input, Dungeon Exiles places combat execution in the hands of the hero and shifts play toward build choices, synergies, and adaptation. Its five-floor runs also lead into an escalating Endless Mode rather than ending permanently at the final boss.
What is Dungeon Exiles?
Dungeon Exiles is a dark-fantasy autobattler roguelike where players command a Warrior, Mage, or Rogue through procedurally generated dungeons.
Heroes automatically perform attacks and abilities while players make tactical choices, combine class passives, select abilities, and build item synergies. Each run spans five floors with distinct enemies, bosses, rooms, paths, shops, chests, and random events. Every class has over 40 passives, while legendary items and achievement unlocks expand character builds across runs. Nightmare Mode scales through Nightmare 6 after lower difficulties are completed. Defeating the final boss opens Endless Mode, which returns to the beginning with much stronger enemies. A collection log records discovered items and abilities.
How Dungeon Exiles plays
- 01Three playable classes
- Warrior, Mage, and Rogue each use different passive skills, traits, items, and abilities.
- 02Five-floor dungeons
- Runs progress through five floors containing distinct enemies and bosses.
- 03Procedural dungeon layouts
- Rooms and routes are randomly generated for each descent.
- 04Class build customisation
- Each class includes over 40 passives, with abilities that support different encounter strategies.
- 05Nightmare difficulty
- Nightmare Mode reaches Nightmare 6 and requires clearing lower difficulties to unlock its higher challenge.
- 06Endless Mode
- After the final boss, runs can restart from the beginning with much stronger enemies.
- 07Random dungeon events
- Unpredictable encounters present decisions that affect the run.
- 08Collection log
- The log tracks every item and ability encountered.
Dungeon Exiles compared to similar games
Dungeon Exiles combines autobattler combat with procedurally generated five-floor dungeons, class passives, item synergies, and Endless Mode. Shogun Showdown instead uses direct turn-based positioning, upgradeable attack tiles, deck building, and a boss-focused progression structure.
Dungeon Exiles: platforms & release
Is Dungeon Exiles worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelike players who want automated combat paired with tactical decisions. Skip it if: players seeking direct control over every attack rather than an autobattler structure.
Where can I download Dungeon Exiles?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Dungeon Exiles's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Dungeon Exiles on?
Windows only.
