Posted On: May 20th 2026, 08:29 am
Necromancer vs. necromancer. A roll-and-write through layered dungeons. A deck of cards altering the dungeon’s desires.
And if that’s not enough, it’s a Dynamic Print-and-Play!
Mïnomancer has been a standout this month as I got to see Pagepunk’s second DPnP configurator flexing.
With BYTE:SHIFT, the first DPnP launched by Pagepunk, the configurator changed the hacking puzzle through randomized tables of numbers, colors, and effects that shaped how you built your routine across the floppy disks.
With Mïnomancer, it's on another level: altering dungeon layouts, minions, event outcomes, and boss conditions. Basically, the entire personality of the dungeon and what you work with shifts.
Even if I keep the configurator aside, the game itself has plenty going on. The deck of cards deciding which minion group survives the dungeon each round, the different jobs within your skeletal army, managing the Life Crystals to survive, dodging Hexes, leveraging events to grab keys, and the final boss conditions all make this one stand out on its own.
You’ve got about 6 days left to back this one if it’s your type. And join the queue with me to see what Robin and Jack are up to for their third DPnP, dropping next month!
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