Minecraft Dungeons:Gameplay
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This is the page concerning information regarding the gameplay of Minecraft Dungeons.
Contents
Genre[edit]
The game is an action/adventure RPG. Players defeat enemies with a variety of different weapons, also known as "hack and slash". They make their way through levels, slashing hordes of enemies by aiming and pressing the attack button.
Plot[edit]
Players fight illagers and other enemies, led by the antagonistic Arch-Illager, to free the villagers from oppression.[1]
Items[edit]
Defeated enemies drop emeralds, experience points and sometimes a piece of equipment. Players can equip a weapon, a bow, armor and three artifacts at any one time. Minecraft Dungeons heavily relies on a constant search for new drops that are more powerful than the current equipment.
Multiplayer[edit]
The game supports multiplayer for up to 4 players at once, you can play either locally or online with friends, you cannot play both online and local multiplayer at the same time.
Local multiplayer uses a dynamic camera, rather than a split-screen, and prevents players from getting too far away from each other. Teleporting is disabled.
Mobs[edit]
Mobs come in a variety of all shapes and sizes. Most of the mobs are hostile toward the player. As the game progresses, enemies become bigger and stronger. However, greater items are rewarded to players as they equip stronger weapons while fighting stronger enemies.
Companions[edit]
Pets[edit]
- Chicken
- Baby Pig
- Parrot (DLC)
- Arctic Fox (DLC)
- Baby Goat (DLC)
- Baby Ghast (DLC)
NPCs[edit]
- Villager
- Blacksmith
- Wandering Trader
- Gift Wrapper
- Mystery Merchant
- Village Merchant
- Luxury Merchant
- Piglin Merchant
Passive[edit]
- Sheep
- Cow
- Target Dummy
- Key Golem
- Piggy Bank
- Ocelot (DLC)
- Panda (DLC)
- Quick Growing Vine (DLC)
- Wooly Cow (DLC)
- Squid (DLC)
- Pufferfish (DLC)
Neutral[edit]
- Polar Bear (DLC)
- Goat (DLC)
Hostile[edit]
- Zombie
- Skeleton
- Vindicator
- Armored Zombie
- Armored Skeleton
- Armored Vindicator
- Creeper
- Spider
- Enchanter
- Geomancer
- Vex
- Baby Zombie
- Chicken Jockey
- Chicken Jockey Tower
- Witch
- Slime
- Husk
- Pink Slime
- Cave Spider
- Mob Spawner
- Pillager
- Armored Pillager
- Redstone Cube
- Skeleton Vanguard
- Wraith
- Necromancer
- Royal Guard
- Vindicator Chef
- Mooshroom
- Phantom
- Enchanted Mobs
- Ancient Mobs
- Jungle Zombie (DLC)
- Mossy Skeleton (DLC)
- Whisperer (DLC)
- Leapleaf (DLC)
- Poison-Quill Vine (DLC)
- Frozen Zombie (DLC)
- Stray (DLC)
- Icy Creeper (DLC)
- Iceologer (DLC)
- Wind Caller (DLC)
- Mountaineer (DLC)
- Ravager (DLC)
- Squall Golem (DLC)
- Rampart Captain (DLC)
- Blaze (DLC)
- Blaze Spawner (DLC)
- Wither Skeleton (DLC)
- Wither Skeleton Archer (DLC)
- Piglin (DLC)
- Fungus Thrower (DLC)
- Piglin Brute (DLC)
- Armored Piglin (DLC)
- Zombified Piglin (DLC)
- Zombified Fungus Thrower (DLC)
- Zombified Piglin Brute (DLC)
- Zombified Armored Piglin (DLC)
- Hoglin (DLC)
- Magma Cube (DLC)
- Piglin Hunter (DLC)
- Armored Piglin Hunter (DLC)
- Zombified Piglin Hunter (DLC)
- Zombified Armored Piglin Hunter (DLC)
- Drowned (DLC)
- Guardian (DLC)
Sub-bosses[edit]
- Enderman
- Evoker
- Redstone Golem
- Skeleton Horseman
- Illusioner (DLC)
- Ghast (DLC)
Bosses[edit]
- Evoker (In Pumpkin Pastures, Woodland Mansion, sometimes in Woodland Prison and sometimes in Colossal Rampart, Howling Peaks DLC)
- Corrupted Cauldron (In Soggy Swamp)
- Redstone Golem (In Redstone Mines)
- Redstone Monstrosity (In Fiery Forge)
- Nameless One (In Desert Temple)
- Arch-Illager (In Obsidian Pinnacle)
- Heart of Ender (In Obsidian Pinnacle, after Arch-Illager is defeated)
- Mooshroom Monstrosity (In ???)
- Jungle Abomination (In Overgrown Temple, Jungle Awakens DLC)
- Illusioner (In Lost Settlement, Frosted Fjord, Creeping Winter DLC, and Colossal Rampart, Howling Peaks DLC)
- Wretched Wraith (In Lone Fortress, Creeping Winter DLC)
- Tempest Golem (In Gale Sanctum, Howling Peaks DLC)
- Ghast (In Basalt Deltas and Crimson Forest, Flames of the Nether DLC)
Possible future mobs[edit]
Enemy Characters[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Minecraft Dungeons Gameplay Reveal" – Minecraft.net, June 8, 2019