Soda Dungeon 2's descent, Hero's Hour's heroes and TABS's armies - fought on real TABS terrain, from your own copies.
A dungeon descent made out of three games' real content, read out of your own installed copies every time it starts.
You descend, floor by floor, through Soda Dungeon 2's own three dungeons and eleven areas. You fight in real time, and your party fights alongside you - and on its own when you are not the one being attacked, exactly like Soda Dungeon 2's signature. Between floors there is a tavern.
Soda Dungeon 2 is the descent. All 173 of its enemies with their real health, attack, skills and quirks; all 257 of its items; all 22 of its playable characters, from the Soda Junkie to the Darkest Lord; its three dungeons and its area-by-area difficulty curve. Read from its own resources.assets.
Hero's Hour is the people. All 250 of its heroes, each with the real ability kit its own skillset lists - Summoning, Elementalism, Necromancy, Hydromancy, Leadership and the rest, each doing what its name says. Boss floors are fought on one of its 43 real maps, win conditions and all.
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is the ground and the army. All 24 of its real level templates become the arenas you fight on - its actual voxel terrain, its plateaus and its water. All 411 of its units are in the tavern, with their real health, damage, rank, town tier, unit group and abilities, and you can upgrade the ones that have an upgraded form.
Between floors, hire one of Hero's Hour's heroes or one of Soda Dungeon 2's own characters, buy TABS units at their real prices, and upgrade them. Then descend again.
Or pick The Arena: no story, no descent, just Hero's Hour's duelling maps back to back, for as long as you can hold.
No art, no audio, no code and no data from any of the three games is in this download. It reads what it needs out of the copies you already own, every time it starts, and writes down exactly what it found and where in logs/latest.log beside the program. If a game is missing it says which one and stops, rather than pretending.
Soda Dungeon 2, Hero's Hour and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator belong to their respective publishers. Terraria is the game Melty installs this into and launches it from, and its version is read from your copy at start-up.
Built with the .NET 8 SDK, and with AI assistance.