EnGarde!

Looking awesome, very nice and fast pixel art (reminds me of Crawl) and I love the idea (reminds me of Crypt of the Necrodancer). It seems to be sooo fast paced, I'm sure we'll see some crazy speedruns where you don't know what's going on haha

Edit: very nice sound effects as well. I'll post your Creation on Gamebuino's social networks today :)

Very nice game with charming graphics and lots of nice touches already. I like that there's a limited time per turn, it keeps you moving! Looking forward to the next version.

Great. reminds me of crypt of the Necrodancer

Thanks for the comments! The game is indeed inspired by Crypt of the Necrodancer. At first I wanted to give the player infinite amount of time to decide their turn, but it felt too easy, so the idea of timed turns arised. The minimum time is 5 frames, the maximum 1 second, so you can choose your own rythm and play faster or slower.

As for the graphics, I'm actually bad at arts, but the system constraints make this much easier. I really like the idea of predefined palette - it already gives the game consistent look and 8 by 8 pixel art is not only easier to make, but also fun to work with!

I found this pretty fun! The turn-based aspect is interesting, with if you wait too logn the other players still move....I enjoy it!

Small update, mostly in an attempt to fix known issues and improve quality of the code. I also added pause screen when pressing MENU button, so player won't quit from the game by accident.

Another update, this time a bigger one. I added second world with new, more dangerous enemies and couple of new gameplay mechanics, like explosions and destructible walls. Another thing is I atempted to balance things a bit, mostly by decrasing upgrades costs. Also, From now on enemy corpses are drawn before living creatures, so no more monsters lurking behind their deceased brethren ;)

Btw, I decided to start using twitter to push more recent updates about development of my games and get myself into the community. Feel free to catch me at @ItsInsajd

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I would use the system of the tileset. Could you make a short tuto to explain how to use it with a simplified version of you game with player, a monster, a camera and 4 tiles just to explain how to create world, draw player, monster and tiles. I like your system for sounds. I think i will add same things i my already made games to use it as a standard for my next creations. Your system is very easy to use. I like it  ;)

Another thing i would understand is why you use always syntax like: this->gCost = 0; what is the goal of the "This ->"

This is used to reference the  class where the code is written. In most situations you don't have to write it every time, usually it's ok to skip it. I'm just inconsistent :p 

I created the sound manager to have control over how much ram is used. So when there is a situation where sounds would overlap, the first one is stopped. And i think it's a good idea about creating some tutorials if there are people who would use them. Right now I'm on vacation but I'll keep it in mind. Generally the idea behind world generator is taken grom nucklear throne, a game by vlambeer. And is really simple to implement. You select one tile from the middle of the matrix and randomly choose direction to where place next floor tile, repeat that couple of time and the map is done.

I like the idea  ;)

Added third world to the game. It mainly adds more enemies and some new mechanics. Now I only have to make the final world, which will feature some special boss fight. What's also missing is plot elements and some final touches to enhance the experience :D

As for the tutorials, I'll probably finish the game first and then make them, but we will see.

Thanks! It is a nice game! I am curious what the boss might be...