About Dungeon Dash
Dungeon Dash is a small 2D metroidvania about climbing out of the Deep Dungeon after falling into it. You explore, find more dashes to expand how you move, and work your way back up the way you came.
The dungeon helps you a little. Giant arrows point upward to hint at where you need to go, and each new dash you find lets you reach more of the map. It's a parkour-flavored platformer, so getting around is the main challenge.
A tutorial at the start explains the controls, and controllers are supported. The style is teal and glowing, with chunky pixel lettering, and you can play Dungeon Dash online here.
How to Play Dungeon Dash
- Click Start Game, then click inside the game window so it takes your input.
- Follow the tutorial to learn the controls.
- Explore the dungeon and look for new dashes.
- Follow the big upward arrows toward the exit.
- Use each new dash to reach places you could not get to before.
- Keep climbing until you escape the Deep Dungeon.
What to Expect in Dungeon Dash
Dungeon Dash has the classic metroidvania loop in a small package: explore, find an upgrade, then use it to go further. The upgrades here are extra dashes, so your movement grows as you climb.
One quirk to know: it can be hard to tell which way a one-way platform lets you through, and that makes a few areas confusing. Take your time around them. Dungeon Dash free play gives you the whole climb in your browser.
Tips for Dungeon Dash
- Do the tutorial carefully. It's where the controls are explained.
- Use a controller if you have one; it's supported and suits the dash-heavy movement.
- At a one-way platform, test it from both sides. It can be hard to see which way it lets you through.
- Follow the giant arrows when you feel lost. They point toward the way out.
- Revisit spots that seemed out of reach after you find a new dash.
Who Made Dungeon Dash
Dungeon Dash was made by RanchOnBread, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity, with controller support. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Dungeon Dash page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Dungeon Dash free?
Yes. Dungeon Dash is free to play here in your browser, with nothing to install. Click Start Game, follow the tutorial to learn the controls, and begin your climb out of the Deep Dungeon. A controller is supported if you prefer a gamepad.
How do you play Dungeon Dash?
You explore a 2D dungeon, find extra dashes and use them to climb back toward the surface. The tutorial at the start teaches the controls, and controllers are supported. Dungeon Dash also points the way with large upward arrows, so you always have a rough idea of where to head next.
What is the goal of Dungeon Dash?
The goal is to escape the Deep Dungeon by climbing back out the way you fell in. Dungeon Dash is a metroidvania, so you'll explore, collect new dashes and use them to reach higher areas until you make it out.
Who made Dungeon Dash?
Dungeon Dash was made by RanchOnBread and released on itch.io. It was built in Unity, with controller support and an in-game tutorial for the controls. We embed the creator's own browser version and credit them just below the game, with a link to the original.
Can I play Dungeon Dash on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works if it has a keyboard, and a controller is supported too. Dungeon Dash is a poor fit for phones, because it expects a keyboard or gamepad rather than touch. A laptop or desktop gives you the most comfortable setup for its dash-heavy movement.
Is Dungeon Dash unblocked at school?
Dungeon Dash unblocked access depends on your school's network. The game runs in an ordinary browser tab with nothing to download, but every school filters sites in its own way, and we have no control over those filters. If it loads on your connection, it plays the same as it does at home.
Does Dungeon Dash have controller support?
Yes. Dungeon Dash supports controllers, which suits its quick dashing and platforming. The tutorial at the start walks you through the controls either way. Connect your gamepad before you start, then click the game window so the browser picks up your input.
Why are the one-way platforms confusing in Dungeon Dash?
Dungeon Dash has a known quirk where you cannot see which direction lets you pass through a one-way platform. That can make a few areas tricky to navigate. If you're stuck, try approaching the platform from above and from below until you find the side that lets you through.
