Oh ok I might try that one, I didn't realize it was in Godot!
Hopefully I'll have time though, I only have a couple hours to work on anything tomorrow, and I still want to get at least 1 hour of sleep so idk if I can get it done :P
Ya i feel like the clarity and even variety of cards was kinda underwhelming, but maybe I'll release an update.
The knockback was odd, because when I tested the game, it was WAY too OP so i nerfed it quite a bit, but it's still kinda busted if you pickup like 3 or 4. I could have fixed this with a pickup limiter or something, but i simply ran out of time unfortunately :/
lol the AI is so hardcoded XD The enemies will just switch to following a random point of the player radius in random intervals, so potentially (if you're lucky), then the enemies can just run in circles :P
For the map generation, I took inspiration from @heartbeast. I basically have a huge room filled with "ceiling tiles", and then a script will start in a random tile, move a random amount of steps, turn -90 to 90 degrees, and repeat this process a random number of times. Each tile it passes gets removed, and then the autotile data is reset afterwards. I also added some random room shapes, thicker hallways, and some other stuff. After that, I used an array of all the removed tiles to add stuff like grass/sand shapes, walls(and torches on those), and spawn entities.
Thanks for the feedback! Yes, I'm kinda gathering that's the biggest weakpoint (the controls), so I'll note that for any future projects.
As far as variety, I kinda just ran out of time/ideas :/ I was hoping to add about 3 enemies, and then different buffs and chest rooms and stuff, but I guess it was kind of overscoped for a project made in a month :P
