TFDungeon

TFDungeon is an adult-oriented text-based adventure game. Featuring unique, text-driven gameplay that blends tabletop RPG mechanics with elements of eerie horror, it offers players a distinctive adventure experience. In TFDungeon, you step into the shoes of the protagonist during a unique game night; the game transports you to a table shared with friends, where you draw cards and witness the collision of a fantasy adventure with the protagonist's ordinary life. Every choice and decision you make yields immediate in-game effects, creating subtle yet significant impacts.

Gameplay:

Gameplay centers on linked passages and meaningful choices rather than traditional controls or mechanics.

You follow the protagonist through a week of ordinary activities and through a single-tabletop session where you make choices for the cleric and react to events at the table.

Choices branch the narrative, change relationships, and open or close future passages; decisions carry over within an episode and can alter how later scenes read.

The system is built around narrative variables rather than numerical minigames, so the challenge is interpretive: weighing risks, interpreting hints, and deciding how far you let the game bleed into real life.

Features:

TFDungeon presents branching, Twine/SugarCube-authored passages that emphasize prose, pacing, and player choice rather than visuals or audio; each episode is compact and designed to be completed in a single sitting while retaining story consequences.

The experience alternates between two narrative threads: the tabletop fantasy session and the protagonist's real-life days, so each decision can have both immediate in-game effects and subtle off-table repercussions.

Episodes are intentionally short and session-sized, making them approachable for commuters and readers looking for focused, atmospheric storytelling.

The interface is intentionally minimal: tap to select links and choices, use the built-in history to review earlier passages, and save or resume your place between sessions.

Text-based navigation keeps the learning curve low and allows quick progression without menus or deep configuration.

Accessibility options are included to adjust text size and line spacing so the story remains readable on small screens, and the interface design favors clarity and contrast for long reading sessions.

Changelog:

Added Episode 2 (The Swamp):

a new week of daily life leading into the second tabletop session,

where the party crosses the lurker-infested swamp to reach a stranded caravan.

Developer Notes:

TFDungeon is a text-based interactive fiction game (Twine/SugarCube) that cuts between two threads every episode: the fantasy adventure your party plays at the table, and your real, ordinary life around it.