[Scavenger Character Selection] In Dungeon Done, you can freely choose from 16 different character appearances. Don’t worry too much about making the perfect choice upfront, as you can always change your appearance later in the Dressing Room. And here’s the good news: even if you change your appearance, your character's progress, collected gold, and purchased outfits remain intact. [Forming a Party at the Camp] Dungeon Done supports a party system so you can enjoy the game with friends. You can invite your Steam friends to form a party of up to four players. When the party leader creates a room, all party members automatically move into that room. After the game ends, you'll return to the camp with your party still intact, allowing for continuous gameplay with the same team. [Starting a Game] When you join a lobby via "Recruit" or "Apply," you’ll have a short preparation phase before entering the dungeon. During this time, you can: Purchase items needed for your dungeon adventure from merchants or assign roles and discuss strategies with your team. Lastly, plan your escape route from the dungeon. One important thing to remember, make sure to stand on the teleportation circle once you’re ready. If you step off the circle, the wizards won’t notice, and you may be left behind at the camp. In the lobby, press the TAB key to check the scavenger list. If you have spare time after preparation, press Z to dance or use social actions to interact with other scavengers. [Shopping for Supplies] The dungeon is pitch black, so torches or lanterns are essential. Torches light up a wide area but have a short range. Lanterns illuminate further but have a narrower beam. Switching between torches and lanterns, depending on whether you’re indoors or outdoors, can be a smart strategy. If you’re worried about getting lost, use chalk to mark your path as you go. Staffs are versatile tools that can help your teammates, and potions are life savers in dangerous situations. If you fear falling from great heights, consider bringing an anti-slip staff to stay safe. [Pawnshop] The pawnshop is where scavengers can sell the treasures they’ve brought back from the dungeon. If you successfully escape the dungeon, the loot hidden in your underwear can be appraised and sold at the pawnshop. However, if you fail to escape, even the treasures hidden in your underwear will be left behind in the dungeon. So, make sure to escape with your hidden loot intact! Here’s a tip! Searching monster corpses carefully might uncover some unexpected treasures. [Dressing Room & Quest Progression(Achievements)] Scavengers can use the gold earned from the dungeon for various activities. In Quests & Growth, you can improve your abilities or prepare for future dangers with training and study. Completing quests raises your scavenger’s rank, and for each rank, you can choose between three training or study options. Why not start with some beginner-friendly quests? Training and study allow you to develop your scavenger in the direction you prefer. For example: A scavenger with an expanded bag to carry heavier loads. A fast-moving scavenger who scouts ahead for danger. A scavenger who can leap long distances like a marathon runner. Don’t worry if you’re not satisfied with the results. You can always readjust your training and studies using gold. Want to dress your scavenger in style? The dressing room offers a variety of outfits, from skeleton costumes to fantasy sportswear and clown suits. Customize your scavenger to express your personality! ________________________________________ [Treasure Goblins & Hidden Staff] 1. Treasure Goblins Occasionally, treasure goblins appear in the dungeon. These creatures don’t attack, but their greedy sacks are full of valuable loot and useful items. If you spot a treasure goblin, give it a good smash and claim the goods! 2. Hidden Staff Deep within the dungeon, special treasure chests may contain hidden staffs. These staffs are designed like unique statues and are said to hold various magical powers. Will your scavenger uncover these mysterious artifacts? We hope you enjoy exploring the dangers and mysteries of Dungeon Done. Good luck, scavengers!