Daedalus - Random Dungeon Generator for Unity (supporting 2DTK)

[ArtskillZ]

We are pleased to announce Daedalus, a random maze/dungeon generator for Unity.



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Daedalus is a random maze and dungeon generator add-on for Unity. Its purpose is to give game developers a different and quick way of creating game levels, adding a little bit of randomness to them.

Daedalus creates tile-based maps and can be used both in Unity Editor, to generate game levels for later editing, and in runtime applications, to randomly create levels while playing.

Daedalus works both in 3D and 2D (support for Unity 2D and 2DToolKit by Unikron is included)

Daedalus is different from all other dungeon generators because it allows full customization of every single feature of a game level: you can randomize every single column, wall, floor, ceiling, door, etc., and it is packed with a plethora of parameters and options.

Current features list:

• Editor generation
• runtime generation
• 2D/3D Tile Maps
• Unity 2D and 2DToolKit support
• two different generation algorithms
• non-linearity percentage value
• sparseness percentage value
• dead-ends percentage value
• min/max number of rooms in a map
• min/max room width/length
• doors density percentage
• spawn player
• create entrance/exit
• save/load maps as Prefabs
• map orientation plane (XY, XZ, YZ)
• tile variations (randomize each feature)
• variation weights
• visual debug
• tiles rotations
• directional tiles
• default Art Assets included (2D and 3D)
• static batching (Unity Pro only)
• seed-based generation

Daedalus is still under development and there will be more features in next releases!

[drkucho]

interested on this, but , i see only screenshots of 3D games, do you have an example of a 2D game ?

[ArtskillZ]

Only screenshots at the moment, but we're making some videos, too.

[outofspace]

Very interested this great looking asset.  Awesome !

Please make some tutorials and videos showing how to use it with 2DTK. Simple examples are Ok but they do not really sell the package.   Can you make something that really show off the power of your asset when used with 2DTK. 

[ArtskillZ]

Yes, we started off with 3D tutorials because Daedalus is mainly a 3D package, 2D support was added at a later time, but don't worry, videos, demos and examples will come along!