A Dwarves Day: A Perilous Plunge into the Depths

7/23/2026, 8:12:51 PM

Release date: 7/22/2024

Tags: #adventure #casual #2d-platformer #2d #singleplayer #indie

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Japan Price: ¥580
Global Price: $4.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 7/23/2026, 8:12:49 PM

Key highlight

A 2D platformer adventure where you play a dwarf falling into a dangerous, continuous hole. Features checkpoints, a timer, and death counter for speedrunning enthusiasts.

Who this is for

If you're looking for a unique descent challenge, A Dwarves Day offers a casual yet potentially rage-inducing 2D platforming experience. The built-in timer and death counter are perfect for speedrunning enthusiasts.

Details

Overview

A Dwarves Day is a 2D platformer adventure that casts players as a dwarf who, driven by greed, tumbles into a deep, treacherous hole. This isn't just any hole; it's a continuous, ever-deepening descent filled with increasing danger. The game offers a casual, upbeat aesthetic, but don't let that fool you – it's designed to challenge even seasoned players.

Highlights

Genre: This title blends the excitement of 2D platforming with the narrative drive of an adventure game.
Gameplay Features: Players will navigate a single, continuous stage, with checkpoints to aid their progress. A built-in timer and death counter are included for those who enjoy speedrunning or tracking their performance.
Developer & Release: Developed by DewittGames, A Dwarves Day was released on July 22, 2024, and is a single-player, paid title.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy classic 2D platforming challenges with a touch of narrative. If you appreciate games that offer both casual fun and the potential for intense, rage-inducing moments, especially if you're a fan of speedrunning or simply testing your platforming skills against a relentless descent, A Dwarves Day might be for you.