Welcome, welcome!

My name’s Egg and I’m here to teach you how to crack a few heads.

Listen up, and think hard. What’s twice as powerful as a knight?

That’s right! 2 knights! And 4 knights are twice as strong as even that!

 

Multiplayer

So, in the spirit of camaraderie and violence, we’re gonna talk about Multiplayer!

I’m sure many of you reading this have played Multiplayer before, but for those who haven’t, in Happy Dungeons, you can team-up with up to 3 other players and tackle each dungeon that way! Just head to “Search for Games Online” or “Create Game” to get paired up with 1-3 other players from around the world!

Finally, for those of you with friends, annoying younger siblings, or worse, annoying older siblings, just have them grab a controller, log in to their Xbox Live account and you can start playing together in split-screen mode!

 

Multiplayer　benefits!

Now that you know just how easy it is to jump into a multiplayer session, let’s talk about the benefits. For some of you, I’m sure the company of fellow knights with whom you can celebrate your victories and lament your losses sounds absolutely icky. If that’s the case, let me give you a few more reasons to put aside your reclusive ways and take up arms with like-minded soldiers.

When fighting as part of a squad, the number of enemies that appear will increase proportionate to your party-size. However, this means not only will you get more experience than normal, you’ll also get bonus experience on top of that! If you’re chasing that ever-elusive level 50, then team up with a few other knights-in-training and watch the experience pour in!

Experience isn’t the only thing flowing like water, either. When you’re in a party, everyone shares their Rage! This makes it as easy as can be to get your Rage count up and maintain it!

 

Just invite a Cleric!

Are you good at whacking things with your sword but not so good at not getting whacked back? Do you like shooting fireballs from a distance but are not so keen on fleeing danger? Then multiplayer mode has a solution for you! Just invite a Cleric!

Clerics may struggle when taking on a dungeon alone, but in a party Clerics are indispensable! There’s no better way to save on healing potions and revives than by dragging a Cleric into a dungeon with you!

Speaking of revives, if your party kicks the bucket in the middle of dungeon, it only requires one of you to spend Happy Jewels for everyone to be revived! Pretty cost-effective, eh?

Alright, that’s all I’ve got for Multiplayer. Read it a few times and you’ll be cracking eggs and enemies in no time.

‘Till next time,
Egg

From all of us on the development team, We would like to thank the brave knights exploring Happy Dungeons.

The December update is drawing near、bringing Happy Dungeons one step closer to our ultimate vision.
Below are the latest additions to Happy Dungeons.

Infinite Dungeon

Our new central game mode, Infinite Dungeon, will provide you and your pals-in-arms with a procedurally generated dungeon that never fails to surprise, no matter how many times you pay it a visit!

Also, if you’re feeling a bit outmatched, feel free to use our latest feature, the Magic Elevator.
Rather than selecting the difficulty at the beginning, the dungeon will grow more challenging as you dive deeper into its depths.
Of course, the harder the challenge, the riper the rewards, and Infinite Dungeon proves no different as rarer items and buffs can be found the deeper you go.

Now, only the opening few levels are open while we adjust, polish and feed the happy horrors awaiting in the lower levels.
Prepare yourselves for all the challenges your knightly heart can take!

The Infinite Dungeon was originally a prison created by the founder of the order of knights to hold the countless enemies of an Ancient King.
 
The Infinite Dungeon is therefore centered around the themes of “crime” and “imprisonment.”
If we have the chance, we’ll try to release the background story.
 
 
Oh, and for those of you out there saying

“why is it called Happy Dungeon when it’s just a goblin forest or a zombie forest??”

To you we can finally say “We have an actual dungeon now!”
Oh boy does that feel good to say!

 

Awakener Items and Awaken Item

Brand New items known as Awakener Items are scattered all throughout the Infinite Dungeon just waiting to be collected.

Awakener Items are that allow you to use your equipment item’s Awaken Item ability to power up and will increase the item’s attack and defense power and maybe even its rarity!

 

The Equipment Items Hidden in the Infinite Dungeon

Within the Infinite Dungeon, you can expect not only some of the most powerful equipment items in the game, but also a series of equipment items with never-before-seen abilities!
These items won’t be available elsewhere in the story, nor will they appear in Happy Cards card packs.

The Infinite Dungeon exclusive equipment items can use Awaken Item multiple times to grow even stronger. However, for now, the initial series can only be found on the middle floors.
Eventually the deeper floors will also hold new series of equipment items as well.

Now I bet you’re wondering just what kind of items you’ll find in the Infinite dungeon. Let’s take a look at some of the concept art!

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Starter Item Awaken Series

Warrior

Mage

Cleric
 
 
I’m sure many of you remember these.
The first equipment items that every player gets are stronger than ever when powered up by the Awakener items found in the Infinite Dungeon!
Anyone can obtain the Awaken Item boosted Starter weapons thanks to the Awakener Items found in the Infinite dungeon.
 

Bagon Equipment Series (TBA)
We’re still working on this Warrior only equipment series.　The method for obtaining them is also a secret.

 
On an unrelated note, the monster behind the Happy Dungeons title screen logo is called Bagon.
 

Beros (the black dog) from Happy Wars who is the child of Ragon (the white dragon) is the god of the world of Happy Dungeons.

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In addition to Infinite Dungeon, new equipment items and Awaken Item, we have also added dungeon search giving players more ways than ever to obtain valuable items.

We’re still putting the finishing touches on everything, so we ask for your understanding as we work towards pushing out the December update.

 
 

Hi there,
This Kurumin, the director.

Today I was asked to write ,
so here it goes!

This is the secret to win in any action game:
<hit the enemies without being hit!>
That’s it, goodbye!

… That was a joke.
They are looking me with weird faces so I’ll just keep writing…

Basics

Happy Dungeons has a time limit, so even if you apply the aforementioned secret,
if you don’t wear strong items it’s game over.

Don’t forget to level up your weapons.
Between the armor and the helmet, I would advise to level up the armor first.
It makes your defense raise a lot!

Equipment recommendations

Items with elements have a high impact on the battlefield. Elements have an indicator called “Element Level”, the higher it is the more damage it does/prevents.

You can check it from the equipment screen, so let’s try to equip items with a high Element Level.

Warrior tips

• More than attacking, first let’s concentrate on not getting hit. That way, you can get a lot of rage.
• When the warrior is in rage, they get incredibly powerful. You can make enemies fly away with “Uppercut” and “Bash”, hitting other enemies, which will give you more rage.
• With Super Guard you can defend your allies from enemies that throw projectiles. This is very important in multiplayer.
• The team skill “Cheer” is very powerful even if you use it by yourself. If you play solo it’s still very useful, try to remember that. It is especially effective before throwing a spear to a boss.

Cleric tips

• As a healer, it is very important that you don’t die. Therefore, you should remember to cast “Sacred Armor” on yourself often.
• Sanctuary is a good skill to use before changing areas. Let’s try to heal the allies to reduce the number of Healing Potions used.
• The skill “Surprise Slam” can be used in solo play, but it is most effective when an ally can take advantage of the stunned enemies.
• The skill “Exorcism” makes great damage to undead foes. It is very useful in stages full of zombies, try it out.

Mage tips

• The backbone of the mage attacks are the RT shots. Depending on the element the shot will change, so play around will all of them.
• Ice and lightning shots are great to stop enemies. I would advise to have your weapon enchanted with one of those elements.
• The cooldown of the normal X attacks is very long, but remember that you can cancel it with an RT shot or an LT roll.
• The damage caused by “Ice Javelins” and other spears with elements depends on your attack and magic attack. A mage can also do a lot of damage with them.
• The team skill “Lightning Arrows” is very effective against large enemies.

 
 

If you have any other doubts, please ask our Pidgeand.
https://twitter.com/HappyDungeons

I’ll leave here for today.
Until next time!