About One More Torch
One More Torch is a small daily push-your-luck dungeon. One more room, or walk away rich. Every day there is one corridor of twelve rooms, and everyone gets the same one. You have nine torches. Search a room to try for its coins, or sneak past for free.
How a day works
- Searching costs 1 torch. Each skull on a room is one face of a six-sided die that springs a trap and drops the coins in your sack.
- At a rope landing, you can pay 1 torch to stash your sack so it can never be lost.
- Your score is stashed coins plus your sack at the end. Par is the expected score of best play on that day's corridor.
- You play once per day. A new corridor appears at midnight, your local time.
Sharing
The share text shows a verdict, your score against par, a row of emoji for your path and one moment from your run. It never reveals what any chest held.
How it is made
The corridor is generated in your browser from the date, so you can play without an account, and your progress and stats stay on your device. If you want your streak on more than one device you can sign in, optionally, with an emailed link; that is the only time a cookie is set. Otherwise the game only sends anonymous daily counts (for example, how many people finished) with no IDs; details are on the privacy page. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, no frameworks, no outside fonts or images.
From the creator of At What Point?, a daily game about reading the crowd.
Contact
General: hello@onemoretorch.com. Help and bug reports: support@onemoretorch.com.