Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

🧳"Plan" the Perfect Adventure

Behind every successful adventure is a well-packed bag, and behind every bag is a Dungeon Vacation Planner.

In Dungeon Vacation Planner, you run a medieval shop where preparation is everything. Adventurers depend on you to equip them for dangerous journeys, and every item you choose and how you pack it, can mean the difference between being their last vacation and returning for another.

A Puzzle of Space and Strategy

Items aren’t just Shapes, they have ATTRIBUTES and STATS.

Arrange weapons, tools, and supplies into limited space using a grid-based system where every piece must fit. Rotate, reposition, and optimize your layout to make the most of every container - But you better make sure you picked the right items for the job.

Break Down, Craft, and Combine

Not everything fits as-is.

Break down gear into smaller parts, craft new items, and merge components to create the perfect loadout. Adapt your inventory to meet the needs for each adventure.

Run Your Shop Your Way

Manage your space, organize your gear, and prepare for a variety of adventurers. Each with different needs and challenges.

Will you prioritize efficiency, safety, or risk?

You may even knowingly send and an unknown adventurer to their death just so you can gather more information about their destination for other higher paying adventurers.

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Multiple Ways to Play

Whether you prefer careful planning or fast-paced chaos, there’s a mode for you:

• Campaign Mode  Prepare adventurers and see the results of your decisions

• Puzzle Mode  Focus purely on solving spatial packing challenges

• Endless Mode  Handle a constant flow of items before you get overwhelmed

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Every Item Matters

From torches that light the way to tools that help adventurers survive, every item has a purpose. Packing isn’t just about fitting everything in, it’s about preparing for the journey.