Take a trip to the Dungeon of Windaria

Posted Apr 28th 2008 9:00PM by David Hinkle
Filed under: Video, Imports

After getting wind (yes, we know) of Dungeon of Windaria, we were intrigued. Maybe because we like the visual style we were presented with, or perhaps its our unnatural love for the act of crawling about in dungeons and killing countless enemies. Whatever it is, this new video isn't helping.

Unlock most Japanese teaser trailers, this one is longer than 10 seconds. The rub is that about half the trailer won't be understandable to any of you who cannot read Japanese. Still though, nestled deep within is some tasty gameplay footage. We know how you all like that!

Tags: anime, compile-heart, dungeon, dungeon-crawler, roguelike, rpg, windaria

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

4-29-2008 @ 12:01AM

Madhatter said...

wow, one of those main chars looks so much like a poor mans cloud xD

4-29-2008 @ 12:10AM

Neowyrm said...

"Unlock most Japanese teaser trailers, this one is longer than 10 seconds."

You mean 'unlike?' Silly blogger.

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