Play a minute at a time
Every step and every combat action is saved. When you come back, a short recap tells you where you were and what you were doing.
Your dead party will come looking for you.
A first-person party dungeon crawl for PC and Steam Deck.
The game
A real dungeon crawl you can play a minute at a time, sold honestly.
Lead a party of four down ten floors of the Necromancer's crypt. Map the halls, search the dark, fight skeletons and worse, and decide at every stairwell: go deeper for better loot, or climb home with what you found. Close the game in the middle of a fight and come back days later; it picks up on the exact turn.
What makes it different
Built for people with more taste than time
No one is lost for good
If the party falls, their bodies stay where they died. Send a rescue party from the tavern to bring them home.
Your dead may rise
The Necromancer raises fallen adventurers. Go back too late and you may face your own party, with their own gear and the spells you chose.
Fights that respect your time
Each hero starts the round with a sensible action. Confirm it in one press, repeat the last round, or let an easy fight resolve itself.
A classic party
Eight classes, from Fighter, Cleric, Mage and Rogue to Barbarian, Ranger, Paladin and Druid, built on the open fifth edition rules. Meet the heroes.
Sold honestly
One price. No energy, no timers, no lives, no microtransactions, no account. It works offline.
From the game
The tavern, the town and the halls below
The descent
Ten floors. Three acts. One Necromancer.
- Gather your party in town, in under a minute.
- Descend with what you can carry. Spells come back only in town or at a rare safe room.
- Choose at the stairs to push deeper or go home with the loot.
- Face the Necromancer at the bottom, where the fallen fight on his side.
For the old guard
If you remember mapping a maze on graph paper
The Long Descent is made for players who grew up with the great first-person crawlers and still love a party, a grid and a dark corridor, but no longer have whole evenings to give them. Keyboard, mouse or controller, on a desk or on a Steam Deck.