Drop Dungeon — The falling-block roguelike

Free to play on iOS, Android & web

The falling-block roguelike.

You know how the blocks fall. Now there are monsters standing where they land. Every pair is a move: match it, chain it, or drop the sword on the monster’s head — then forge upgrades and go deeper. Sixty seconds to learn. A dungeon to master.

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One board, one falling pair, and monsters holding the floor. Three rules, endless decisions.

DropDrag the falling pair, spin it, slam it. Match three to pop them.

DropDrag the falling pair, spin it, slam it. Match three to pop them.

FightSkulls land as monsters. Pop swords against them; bosses bite back.

FightSkulls land as monsters. Pop swords against them; bosses bite back.

LootCoins open the shop, bosses drop powers. Pick one and go deeper.

LootCoins open the shop, bosses drop powers. Pick one and go deeper.

Start at the camp. Clear the forest one stage at a time, and the road only goes down.

The road from the camp through the dark forest to the skull gate

Fifty stages a chapterShort runs, real progress. Every stage cleared is banked at camp.
Heroes, gear, powersPick a looter, equip what the dungeon drops, set powers that fire on their own.
Bosses on the boardThe big ones stand on your floor and bite back. Bury them in loot.

Captured from today’s build, untouched. What you see is what you play.

The camp

Wick shows the ropes

The haul

The shop

Built for phones — one thumb, upright, short runs. Available now on iOS and Android, or play in your browser.

Web · available now Play in your browser No install. The same build you see on this page. App Store · available now Drop Dungeon for iPhone Full screen, offline runs, cloud saves. Google Play · available now Drop Dungeon for Android Full screen, offline runs, cloud saves.

Tell us what landed. And what didn’t.

Drop Dungeon is made by Ludoitte. A sentence about the moment you stopped playing is worth more than a review.