Browser and desktop JRPG

Roll a hero. Recruit a party. Cross a living pixel world where every road leads back to the table.

Classic JRPG exploration meets D&D-inspired tactics in the seven-chapter Twelvefold Covenant campaign.

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  1. Open the DMG or extract the ZIP, then drag 2D-and-D.app into /Applications.
  2. If macOS blocks this unsigned app, open Terminal and run:
    xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/2D-and-D.app"
    This removes quarantine recursively from this app bundle only; it does not verify its safety.
  3. Reopen 2D-and-D.app from Applications. Keep Gatekeeper enabled; do not disable it globally.
  • World map 90 chunks
  • Hero paths 12 classes
  • Active party 4 heroes
A 2D&D party facing monsters in a turn-based forest battle.
X:04 Y:07 Formation, initiative, elements, and gambits decide the fight.

The Twelvefold Covenant

A full campaign, not a combat demo.

Begin in Willowdale, recover three lost keystones, and decide what kind of legend returns from the edge of the map.

Explore

Travel changes the story

Cross 12 cities, connected districts, multi-level dungeons, shifting weather, day and night, hidden paths, traps, and open sea.

Fight

Every turn has weight

Build a four-member party, manage formations and resources, and combine nine elements with status effects and ranked gambits.

Choose

The world remembers

Quests, alignment, reputation, Codex discoveries, achievements, and replayable scenes carry your choices into the epilogue.

Prepare

Adventure between battles

Fish, mine, forage, craft equipment, trade between ports, tame mounts, and outfit every companion independently.

Field notes

One campaign. Many ways across the map.

Every screenshot comes from the running game: procedural textures, synthesized audio, and no downloaded art packs.

Your character sheet is blank

The first roll is yours.

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