Hark! If thou art a fan of games akin to “RollerCoaster Tycoon”, perchance thou hast heard tell of “Let’s Build a Zoo”—an animal-themed management simulator where thou mayest DNA splice species together (a dinosaur DLC even exists for those who yearn for a touch of “Jurassic Park”). The artisan behind this masterpiece, Springloaded, hath unveiled their MMORPG-themed opus: “Let’s Build a Dungeon”, and the prospect doth seem most pleasing.
Yet instead of riding a merry rollercoaster, “Let’s Build a Dungeon” doth pledge to allow thee to craft thine own miniature MMORPG, where thou shalt entice virtual heroes through the creation of quests. Springloaded proclaims that there are myriad items at thy disposal to mix and match for this purpose, and doth stress that thou canst forge thine own assets as well. To ensure that thy virtual MMO realm doth take shape gracefully, thou shalt have the opportunity to playtest it through the eyes of one of the very heroes thou dost seek to beckon.
Moreover, “Let’s Build a Dungeon” perchance contains an entirely separate management simulator set upon a backdrop reminiscent of a Windows 1995 desktop, where thou shalt oversee the day-to-day operations of a game studio. This involves the hiring and dismissal of employees, the negotiation with shareholders and publishers, and the making of significant/ethical decisions to ensure the contentment of thy employees whilst thy virtual MMORPG doth continue to draw in players.
These decisions could lead thy game to morph into “a monster-catching RPG, a cozy farming simulator, or an innovative amalgamation of genres.” The trailer below doth admirably encapsulate the essence of this creation:
‘Tis as if Springloaded hath blended the essence of “RPG Maker” and “RollerCoaster Tycoon”—a concoction that doth rouse our eagerness to witness more of “Let’s Build a Dungeon” in motion upon its arrival to PC and Xbox Series X/S, albeit a date of release hath not yet been revealed.
