Where monsters hide

Play a cool dungeon crawler with randomly generated stages that choose out of 17 different room layouts. Fight against two different kind of enemies and two different bosses. Fight with either your sword or your bow whilst also dodging attacks from enemies.

The game used to have a working highscore system but in this version it isn't pressent due to it crashing the game. You can still open the highscore menu and you are required to enter a name, but these things don't do anything anymore. The game also unfortunately only runs at 1920x1080 resolution.

Where monsters hide was a game made for the first school project at our game development study. We worked on the game for about 6 months. We programmed the game in Java using the Processing library's. We also made almost alle the sprite ourselves. The dungeon tile set was used from HeartBeast with some slight adjustments.

The team consisted out of Tjalle de Graaf, Steven Klören, Saad Zetouny and my self. When the project started it was Steven and me and to other developers. However these other developers decided to quit the studie. Luckily  Tjalle and Saad joined our team before that. The most work on the project was done by Tjalle and me.

If you are interested in the code you can look at it in the download. Just go to Where monsters hide > source and you will find it all. 

Installing the level editor can be done as followed:

1. Download the LevelEditor.zip file
2. Unpack the zip file inside Where monsters hide > data (make sure that the folder LevelEditor is in the data folder or it won't work)
3. Execute the LevelEditor.exe that is found within the folder you just extracted
4. Read the controls in the README

It is a small game that I really enjoyed making and that I am very proud of for a first project. Our final grade on the game was a 9 so the teachers seemed to agree.