Another Generic Roguelike

Another Generic Roguelike is my hobby project that I tinker with every day for an hour or two, hence at current stage the game is closer to a beta version than a complete game.

Key Features:

World:

• Procedurally generated tile-based map peppered with various locations like bandit camps, villages or resource deposits
• Fully destructible terrain, you can destroy every object in the game, as long as you have a weapon or spell that can damage it
• Deleveled character progression, you improve your skills by using them
• Several races to choose from, each with different starting attributes, skills, traits and other smaller differences
• Monster infighting, every faction has their own set of npcs which can be neutral or hostile towards player and other factions

Semi realistic combat system:

• Each body part has its own hit points
• Each armor covers only certain body parts and protects differently against cutting, piercing, blunt or elemental damage
• Armor & clothing can be layered, as long as you can carry it.
• Weapons and armor degradation

Magic system:

• Several types of spells to cast, be it area, projectile, buff or utility
• Spells drain needs (or blood, when needs are too low)
• Certain spells might need resources

Survival elements:

• Player needs to eat, drink and sleep (npcs are also affected by this, however right now they recover those needs automatically when to low )
• Wounds, blood loss and other afflictions affect everything player or npc does, be it combat, magic, stealth or crafting.
• Basic night and day cycle that affects both player’s and npc’s fov

Crafting:

• Almost every item in the game is craftable
• Each craftable item varies in quality depending on player skill
• Ability to build both decor and utility object

Economy:

• Each trader only trades a set of commodities based on his/her occupation ( For example a swordsmith will buy metal bars or tools and sell weapons ).
• Commodity price depends on the trader occupation ( So, said metal bars can be acquired cheaply from a mine and sold to a smith for profit ).
• Each location randomizes it's commodity prices, so trading between settlements allows for higher profits.

Modding:

• Pretty much every item, npc, etc is easily moddable by changing .txt files in the data folder
• Every texture can be changed by replacing .png files in the textures folder

Planned features:

• AI overhaul (right now it’s quite basic)
• Sound & music
• And many more

Contact:

If you have any questions, suggestions or want to report a bug, please write a comment or contact me at agrrogue@gmail.com.