Dungeon Consultant is a management game where you’ll be tasked with taking under-performing dungeons and making them profitable by laying traps, training & staffing high quality minions, and ensuring a particularly frightening aesthetic.

## About This Game
Have you ever been fighting minions in a dungeon and thought “Ugh, lava pits
and spike traps in the same room? Really, a medieval torture chamber, with
this lighting? Who is managing this place?” Well, you’re in luck, because
its your turn to do some serious dungeon renovations! Dungeon Consultant is a
management game where you’ll be tasked with taking under-performing dungeons
and maximizing their potential by laying traps, training & staffing high
quality minions, and ensuring a particularly frightening aesthetic.
## Lay Tricky Traps
From spikes to disco balls, you’ll need to carefully place traps to defeat
those pesky “heroes” and steal their gold before they can steal yours!
## Build Backstage Rooms
To help keep your dungeons running, and to help “heroes” depart with their
gold, you’ll need to construct backstage rooms. Whether it’s a new Minion
Resources office, a Breakroom, or a Trap Workshop these rooms will help you
manage the behind-the-scenes upkeep of your dungeons.
## Hire (or fire!) Minions
Goblins, and ghosts, and golems; oh my! You’ll need to hire minions to staff
your backstage rooms, and defend your dungeon. When defending, your minions
can be armed with the latest and greatest gear …or whatever is lying around;
you need to turn a profit, after all.
## Profit!
When you satisfy the requirements of the dreaded senior management, you’ll be
given new dungeons to make profitable. Every dungeon is unique, and will
require a unique approach to make it the kind of dungeon nightmares are made
of!

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
This game contains cartoon and fantasy violence (eg characters hit each
other with spells, arrows, and swords) but it does not contain any blood,
dismemberment, or gore of any kind. Additionally, characters are “defeated”
rather than killed.

Dungeon Consultant