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Looty Dragon Brings 50 Different Heroes To Android Devices


Yodo 1 and Taco Illuminati have released Looty Dragon on Google Play.


Looty Dungeon - an endless dungeon crawler with a low barrier for entry and a high threshold for pain, from publisher Yodo1 and developer Taco Illuminati - is now available on Google Play. Players guide one of more than 50 different heroes through gauntlets filled with deadly traps, dangerous monsters, spectacular wealth and fearsome bosses. Characters must quickly reach each room's exit before the floor collapses under their feet, ending the level.

New heroes can be unlocked at random by spending gold. Every class has their own stats and skills that can provide players with new strategies, such as the Amazon's ability to attack through enemies and hit more than one at the same time, or the King using his throne to shield his backside. Several heroes are from other popular games like the chicken from Crossy Road or the runner from Canabalt.

Looty Dungeon takes the classic dungeon crawling formula and puts it in a fast-paced, one-tap package. Players control their hero's movements by swiping and tapping the screen to both move and attack, while holding it will use character-exclusive special abilities - such as blocking projectiles, firing arrows and using magic spells.

"Looty Dungeon takes what dungeon crawler fans love and spins it into something fun and accessible to everyone," said Henry Fong, CEO, Yodo1. "Deadly traps, vicious monsters, multiple character classes and tons of loot - it's all here and it's going to keep Android gamers busy for hours."

Looty Dungeon is free-to-play with optional microtransactions.

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