Thanks! All assets (music/pixel art) were not done by me (they are linked on the page). Otherwise I am using a godot template that has already all my settings configured like screen size, import settings, fonts and so on.
It also helped to plan everything ahead of time. I like to make a todo list that is ordered to know exactly what to do next. (For example the things I couldn't include because I pushed them down on the todo-list were a custom death screen or a timer)
Thank you very much!
The random rooms are instances that get placed at a specific coordinate. There are basically 2 nested for-loops where the outer one places rooms vertically and the inner one places them horizontaly. Additionally for the inner loop you get a random number between 1 and 6 that decides where the exit is (and another for walls, traps, ...). So in the end it generates a matrix that looks something like this:
[0,0,0,0,1,0]
[0,1,0,0,2,0]
[1,0,0,2,0,0] [0,2,0,0,1,0] [0,0,0,0,3,0]
1 = exit, 2 = wall, 3 = treasure
Based on this you just need to calculate the coordinates where to spawn a room based on screen and room size.
Sorry for that long text, I wrote it mostly for myself
I ran all the way to way for this? 'It's unknown' Aww man. I mean, the sound and atmosphere is good, but otherwise I am playing the game only looking at the map the entire time. Maybe put something intersting along the to spice things up!
In under two hours? That is very impressive and this game is soo good! The sfx, music and art as well as gameplay and story work very well together. Thank you for making this experience!
The atmosphere and feel in this game is great! This style fits very well and I like that you have developed an artstyle and are reusing this character for your games. Very cool!
Thank you very much! Here is a tipp if the game was too frustrating: Don't jump down in the middle of a hole and don't sprint in the last level. Each level is always solvable.
