The first game worked well enough as a test run, but the next one will be in full swing. Now complete with an excellent bot for managing whispers and allowing for anonymous chats!
Munition Edition: Game 2
2 years agoSeptember 18th 2022 - 1:38 PM
This server features a ~16-player Mafia-inspired Social Deduction Game, based off of the Android Rogluelike game Pixel Dungeon! Each day phase, players have 24 hours to discuss, suspect, and vote out your fellow players. Each night, you can choose from a variety of abilities based on the role you were assigned. You can join the side of the Heroes, numerous but uninformed, or one of two mysterious groups of Evils who have infiltrated the town, or a rare Neutral character to throw a little chaos into the mix!
The first game worked well enough as a test run, but the next one will be in full swing. Now complete with an excellent bot for managing whispers and allowing for anonymous chats!
In this town of heroes, an evil force has began its invasion within the shadows. But these aren't ordinary victims, and those aren't ordinary villains. Every role is varied and powerful, with numerous abilities to choose from at any point. Unique info, sudden attacks, bulky defenses, these are the norm within this town; nobody is ever worthless.
Pixel Dungeon Mafia: Munition Edition uses characters from the Android Roguelike game Pixel Dungeon, as well as various community-created mods, for a distinct cast of playable roles. All of them use various limited-use abilities, with many abilities granting bonus ammo to other abilities for extra gameplay variety and strategy.
Come join the fun, if you can survive the chaos.
After the success of an 18-player first game, a second will be started soon. Based on feedback from the first, these major changes and more will be implemented:
Rather than Demons and Dwarves at once, this game will only feature one, selected at random. The evil faction will have an extra member or two to compensate.
Upon death, a player's true role will be revealed, but only to the players who were in the same area as the player who died. If a location has too few people, an evil can kill someone and hide or lie about the victim's identity. But if a location is too crowded, nearly anyone can be considered capable of committing the crime.
