Synopsis
This is a bundle containing a patch for “Dungeon Town EX ~Night Demon and Lust Demon’s Holy Birth Festival” that makes you stronger from the start, plus a complete CG collection that was included as an early purchase bonus.
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This product requires “Dungeon Town ver2.0.0.4” or later to use.
Since it cannot run standalone, please purchase the following software in advance:
・Dungeon Town ~Forest of Ruins and Dream Demon’s Medicine~
・Dungeon Town ~Forest of Ruins Densely Packed Second Playthrough Patch~
・Dungeon Town EX ~Night Demon and Lust Demon’s Holy Birth Festival~
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■Content (1)
In the opening of the EX scenario, the protagonist’s equipment disappears, but we’ve added an event where you receive powerful weapons and armor from “Enerfi” and “Artisia” early on.
Since both items are normally obtained in the latter half of EX, the game progresses quite easily for a large portion.
Because the game balance is designed around “not having this weapon,” the game balance will be disrupted. Please note this point when playing with the patch.
■Content (2)
We’ve bundled the “Complete Event CG” that was included as an early purchase bonus with Dungeon Town EX.
To view the CG collection, you must clear the secret stage in “Dungeon Town EX.”


Editorial Review
Dungeon Town EX+ operates squarely in the supplemental content space rather than as a standalone experience, which immediately limits its addressable audience. This is a patch bundle bundling a power-scaling adjustment and a CG compilation—functional additions to an existing multi-part dungeon crawler series rather than creative expansion.
The distinctive appeal here lies in its approach to progression friction. The patch addresses a narrative bottleneck in the EX installment where equipment loss creates an intentional early-game difficulty spike; by frontloading normally late-acquisition gear through character-initiated events from Enerfi and Artisia, it recalibrates the balance curve significantly. This matters most for players fatigued by the series’ baseline pacing or those seeking to focus on narrative and encounter variety rather than grinding mechanics. The complete CG collection serves a parallel function—archival completeness for invested collectors who either missed the early-purchase bonus or want centralized access to the game’s visual content without repeated playthroughs.
The tag ecosystem (garter belts, maid aesthetics, Angels & Demons, Elves & Fairies) suggests the core experience maintains stylized character design and fantasy-flavored encounters; this patch preserves those elements while reducing the time-commitment tax to experience them. The “touching” tag indicates light tactile interaction mechanics rather than intensive simulation systems.
This is purely a resource for existing series followers. If you’ve completed earlier Dungeon Town entries and found the EX scenario’s early bottleneck annoying, or if you want archived visual assets without replaying sequences, this patch bundle justifies its position. General newcomers should invest in the base entries first—this enhancement only coheres within that context. Fundamentally, it’s curator’s work: sensible quality-of-life adjustment for an established fanbase, not a gateway product.
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