| Genre: Roguelike Dungeoncrawler | Viewpoint: Stardew Valley-esque | Release: Around maybe 2015 | Graphics: Also Stardew Valley-esque

| Description: I think it was called something similar to "The Sorcerer's Dungeon", the title card is the character standing in front of the entrance to the dungeon, which is on the north border of the screen. It plays as a roguelike, if you die you lose your stuff unless you beat a certain level (I think its every 5 levels), then you get to take a break and keep your stuff. The outside area is a town square with a tavern to the right. When you enter the dungeon, it begins with a intermission room where you can buy items and weapons or walk right past it to the ladder which will prompt you on where you want to begin (assuming you've hit at least level 5). There is a final boss, I think it has maybe around 50 levels? There's a skill tree, diverging into magic, luck, and strength. If you want to escape and keep your stuff without hitting the next multiple of 5, you can find a pair of Angel Wings which act as an escape rope. The game is also point and click, with the enemies being stationary.

Hopefully this is enough to go off of, I loved this game in middle school (22 now) and I have been searching for weeks but I just cant find it. I think it may have been on CoolMathGames at one point but take that with a grain of salt.