Mines of Moria

Enter a randomly selected race and choose one of six playable classes in this dungeon explorer game. As a new player, it is recommended to start as a Warrior. The game's gameplay is designed to be responsive and touchscreen first. Despite a substantial amount of random dungeon interactions, the game's size remains small enough for a single download. To extend gameplay time, respect the battery's life. The game has no in-game transactions, ads, or network access. The developers encourage users to report any device compatibility issues. This alpha version will only function on devices with an arm architecture such as armeabi-v7a or arm64-v8a, and a display resolution of 720p or higher. Hallucination mechanics did not make it into the alpha version of the game, and death or a game crash does not signify an end to the game as players can restart from the beginning of the level. The game's progression occurs through attribute building, experience leveling, equipment acquisition, and dungeon depth exploration. The game's controls include the left-side touchpad with four directional options, while the right side features two buttons. The center of the touchpad confirms any pending messages that may require player action. Touching certain areas of the screen opens up further control options, such as accessing the inventory through the left button or initiating an auto-command with the right button. Auto-command allows players to engage with specific dungeon objects and actions such as picking up items, utilizing stairs, entering stores, and searching for hidden traps and doors. The observable area on the screen can be toggled by touching the bottom center, while holding down the top and vital stats center displays message history and character details, respectively. When players enter the inventory or shop overlays, controls shift slightly, with the left-side touchpad selecting either inventory or equipment and the right-side touchpad allowing the player to actuate items. The equipment interface allows players to store their primary weapon safely in their off-hand slot, remove armor items with a simple actuate, or opt to remove and drop any item.