I’ve worked on internals of my dungeon generator, so that its organisation is now crystal clear (not so much to show). On the visual side, I’ve added generation of grass (which is a piece of cake compared to water).
I’m en route to special rooms thanks to fine-grained connectivity/neighbors control. For example treasure rooms must be surrounded by walls while a dangerous reward room would contain a single door with a reward located at the door’s opposite. This’ll become possible soon!
Completing the board
Pixel Card Wars: How gamedev proceeds (hand design)
Pixel Card Wars: new cards: spells and items
I'm adding skills as reward for beating dungeons #roguelike #indiedev #gamedev#screenshotsaturday #codesource. That’s part of the progression of the player, together with better items. There's a lot of them but it's quite easy to implement.
My in-development cards game now has its own webpage on itch: https://hgames.itch.io/pixel-card-wars I think I'll ultimately post it on GameJolt, but devlog will only be on itch. Please follow it here!
Back to indie dev...
I have created a page dedicated to Pixel Card Wars on GJ: https://gamejolt.com/games/pixel-card-wars/699977 I will continue documenting Pixel Card Wars development here! See you 👋
Not a mockup
I've added a new procedurally generated room: the wizard office #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart #screenshotsaturday #roguelike Beware not to touch its belongings!
During the last week, I've added traps. They can either be initially visible (early levels) or be noticed randomly when you walk by (later levels). Hope you'll like them!
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