Click here to download Dungeon!: Borland C++ 5.5 Edition (213 kilobytes zipped).
Instructions:
1. Download it.
2. Unzip all the files to the same directory.
3. Double click on Dungeon.exe, it should run, no problem.
4. HOWEVER, if you're using an Asian PC (like, for example, Korean Windows XP), instead of double-clicking on Dungeon!, open the command prompt, type CHCP 437, then type DUNGEON (once you're in Dungeon!'s path).
Finally, this year, I did something that I'd been meaning to do for a long time -- I signed up for a C++ programming course at an actual educational institution. I took the course C++ Programming for Game Developers - Module I. In order to cement my knowledge, I wrote Dungeon!, a remake of an earlier TI-83 game I'd made when I was a kid.
This version of Dungeon!, like the previous ones, has one 9x6 level, three types of enemies, a rudimentary battle system with attacks, cure spells, sense spells, and the ability to escape in non-boss battles. However, unlike the original TI-83 version, it was written in C++ -- a MAN's programming language, and it runs on the PC. Because I had basically unlimited space to work with on the PC, I figured I'd pre-render some images for it, too, so it has 10 pre-rendered scenes.