Dungeon Fighter
Game Night
Step into the dungeon and aim carefully — this playthrough of Dungeon Fighter is all about wild throws, ridiculous challenges, and epic fails. 🎯⚔️ We battle monsters the only way this game allows: by literally tossing dice in the most absurd ways possible. It’s chaotic, skill-based, and absolutely hilarious as we fight our way through traps, bosses, and our own terrible aim!
Game Night
Watch us play through Dungeon Fighter in Part 2!
How To Play
Learn the Rules and How To's to make it out of this dungeon
What we ate!
We thought about what we could eat whilst traversing through this dungeon whilst stopping to battle some of the craziest monsters. Logic prevailed and we went with Walking Tacos. What is a walking taco you ask? Well, think of nachos, but leave the chips in the bag. Yup, pick your favorite bag of chips, rip open the top and throw on your favorite toppings. Pro tip? Crush the chips slightly before topping, it makes the eating process a lot cleaner!
What we ate!
Everything you neeYou can literally put ANYTHING on your walking taco! Here's some suggestions and what we did:
Ground Beef or Chicken
Fresh or pickled jalapeños
Grated cheese
Pico de Gallo
Shredded Lettuce
Sour cream
Diced avocados
Diced onion
Cilantro
Like I said, nachos in the bag. Seriously pick what you want and enjoy it! d to travel through these dungeons
What we Drank
A fun rum cocktail with roots to the British Navy. The Grog originated in the British Royal Navy in 1740, when Vice Admiral Edward Vernon, nicknamed "Old Grog", ordered that the sailors' daily rum rations be diluted with water to mitigate drunkenness and disciplinary issues. Can be served hot or cold.
- 2 oz Light Rum
- 4 oz Hot Water
- 1/2 oz Fresh Lime Juice
- 1/2 oz Simple Syrup
- 2 dashes Orange Bitters
- Lime Wedge, for garnish