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Line 150: * The [[Fallout: New Vegas]] DLC ''Lonesome Road'' adds the Long 15 and Dry Wells maps, which you may or may not have {{spoiler\|nuked}} previous to their unlocking. * [[Wasteland (video game)\|Wasteland]], the original Post-Apocalyptic RPG, had this in the form of [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin\|Finster's Head]]. A one-man-solo "dungeon" ({{spoiler\|VR sim, actually}}) in a party-oriented game that comes right after what passes for the game's [[Wham! Episode]] can catch you by surprise with its (entirely optional) [[Bonus Boss]] that yields the largest XP boon in the whole game (DOUBLE that if you kill him in melee) and an inventive puzzle maze. * ''[[Monster Girl Quest Paradox]]'' has the Labyrinth of Chaos, unlocked after clearing the ~~first chapter~~story. It has two components, the (confusingly-named) Labyrinth of Chaos and the Trials of Chaos. The Labyrinth consists of an infinite number of floors, each based on one of the maps in the main game. It's inhabited by stronger versions of every normal monster, which only grow stronger as you advance. Every ten floors, you're pitted against a boss. Every hundred floors, you can choose to fight either the normal boss, or a much more powerful "superboss" (which rewards you with better loot). The Trials are ~~finite~~similar except that they're always ten floors in length, ~~each~~have ~~consisting~~a ofspecific ~~ten~~theme ~~floors~~(e.g. the Eternal Forest has forest-themed maps and enemies), end with a boss atand ~~the~~give ~~end~~large rewards when completed. ~~The~~Both ~~gameplay~~Labyrinth ofand Trials isdiffer ~~also~~from ~~significantly~~the main game in ~~different~~that: the the entrances and exits of floors are randomised, there are [[Preexisting Encounters]] ~~are used~~ instead of the usual [[Random Encounters]], and various minigames (some with no combat at all) are interspersed among the floors. == Shoot Em Ups == Line 171: [[Category:Video Game Settings]] [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Dungeon Tropes]]