
Mega Mana
A downloadable game
An 8-Bit Shadowdark Adventure
Presented in bold, black-and-white pixel art style with NES-inspired layout and design. This is a love letter to cartridge-era dungeon crawls, rebuilt for the tabletop.
Deep within a buried temple lies an ancient construct, a towering golem-war engine waiting to awaken. Inspired by the spirit and structure of Mega Man 3, Mega Mana is a fast-paced, boss-room dungeon built for Shadowdark RPG.
Eight chambers. Eight power crystals. One colossal war-machine buried beneath the earth. Decide whether to awaken the machine… or stop it forever.
What’s Inside
- A complete drop-in dungeon adventure
- 3 major adventure hooks (earthquakes, copper rush, or kaiju threat)
- A full dungeon map built around crystal-powered chambers
- A D20 encounter table
- Mega Man 3 inspired traps and enemies
Five pre-generated characters are included:
- Stone (blade-wielding adventurer)
- Rolyn (light-bound defender)
- Lumen (arcane master)
- Dash (fierce tracker)
- Otto (armored tank and mechanic)
Or bring your own party.
| Published | 1 day ago |
| Status | Released |
| Category | Physical game |
| Author | The Department of Unusual Observations |
| Genre | Role Playing |
| Tags | Dungeons & Dragons, minima, My First Game Jam, One-shot, OSR, shadowdark, Short, Tabletop, Tabletop role-playing game |
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This is SUPER cool! I love the design and art, and how you've been able to strip back Shadowdark even further. One thing I do find myself missing though are the room numbers.
Hey thanks for the compliments and feedback Michael - room numbers coming in an update here in the next couple weeks!
What an interesting concept! I loved the style and artwork.
Hey thanks! This style was pretty new for me. I've never done pixel art before. I got to work with an artist out of Mexico City and discover how difficult it is creating something that spans mediums like this. I had to learn about pixel densities and I now have insane respect for pixel icon designers!