Undertown

Discover an endless dungeon full of monsters, treasure and secrets. Battle through enemies while collecting power-ups and gold. Strange Dungeon is a rogue-lite experience with a randomised, endless level.

Changelog

0.5 (next version)

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• Added support for directional doorways from/to dungeon tiles. This allows to create more versatile tiles, where the player can be expected to enter through certain doors.
• Added dungeon tile that transitions from one stage to another.
• The player can now earn exp by killing enemies
• The player now has a persistent HUD element in their peripheral HUD area showing health, level and experience.
• Updated unity version to 2022.1

0.4 (current live version)

• New enemy type: Angry Goblin. A goblin with a sword - probably a deadly combination :P.
• New enemy type: Ancient Skeleton. A skeleton knight with two sword attacks.
• New enemy type: Morbid Skeleton. A skeleton with two unarmed attacks that behaves a bit like a zombie.
• Tile connections are now seamless. There’s no need for archways/door frames anymore when connecting tiles.
• Improved tile doorways. Detecting if a player enters or leaves a tile has been improved. It’s now less likely to fail if the player decides to go back half way through a door.
• Improved dungeon generator. Old tiles are now deactived instead of deleted. The player can now backtrack and is no longer impeded by a shut off corridor.
• NPC Enemies now have nametags showing their level, name and health.
• Added dev note system. This allows me to let players know what’s still missing/planned.
• Player highscore is now automatically updated every minute instead of just on death. This will also put players on the highscore that didn’t die.
• Fixed bug where the statistics weren’t reset for every new dungeon run.
• Combat markers now make a sound when they appear to notify the player that they have to block.
• Combat moves are now cancelled if the player moves out of range or the enemy dies.
• Improved peripheral combat display to always be in sight of player.
• Added controller explanation to startup UI.
• Implemented sitting/standing calibration menu on game load. The player is now forced to choose a setting.
• New starting tile: Undertown. The mage Flavorius (the not so great) accidentally merged his hometown of Derpshire with a dungeon deep underground. The inhabitants of the town are resigned to their fate and have renamed their village “Undertown”.
• Created system to configure appearance of agents. This will allow to add different kinds of enemies more easily.
• AI Agent improvements: agents now turn more realistically, movement is now animation based.
• Combat system overhaul. The player now has to block incomming attacks actively.
• Added support for moving platforms (this was painful). A first implementation of a moving platform is used in the Goblin Cave.
• New dungeon tile: Dark Goblin Cave. A large cave with weird falling stones & ancient moving platforms. Maybe a treasure chest or two as well..
• New trap: Falling stepping stone. This trap triggers when the player stands on a stone for to long, causing them to fall to their death.
• Jail cell tile got some destructible torture instrument variants.

0.3

• Implemented leaderboard. Your best score is now recorded when you end a dungeon run.
• Improved analytics. Implemented custom unity event that tracks users progress during a dungeon run.
• Health is now displayed in a small HUD on the “stump” of the players left hand.. we’ll have to see if that works or if players find it too unsetteling :P
• Added collision information to most of the environment. Walls, floors and various objects now have impact sounds.
• Wood table and chairs are now destructible.
• Added system for edible items. Health potions are now in the game.
• Added logic for dynamic lights that emulates a flickering flame. First use is a interactable candle stand.
• The prison tile now has two additional doors & changing prison cell interiors.
• Added persistence information to player items. Valueable loot will now no longer disappear so quickly.
• Added mini skybox to starting tile. Removed the main skybox and set camera background to black. This improves performance and reduces visbility of geometry placement errors.
• Added lockable doors. The doors in the prison room can now be opened with a key.
• Added 5 types of chests that can contain loot bundle rewards. Chests types are equally, randomly spawned for now.
• Added logic for chests that can be opened with a key to find the sweet loot inside.
• Enemies now have footstep sounds. This makes them less likely to sneak up on you.
• Added soul shard that increases the players base sword damage by 5 permanently.
• Added soul shard that increases player HP by 10 permanently;
• Modularized enemy agent AI.
• Added logic to register interactive ui panels with game manager. This fixes the bug where the settings menu wouldn’t work after dieing the first time.
• Fixed bug where passing from the first tile back to start would lock off the dungeon
• New trap type: Blade wheel that accelerates towards the player when triggered

0.2

• Fixed various nasty bugs :D
• Added statistics panel to graveyard. Now you can see how many enemies you’ve killed, how many coins you collected and so on
• Loot is now managed via a central LootManager. There’s currently a 25% chance for a soul shard to spawn from a small loot bundle.
• Soul Shards now vibrate when in range for activation.
• Added consumable system. Consumables can now be added to the game. The first consumable is the soul shard/effect.
• Added first iteration of effects system. When a player discovers a effect they can choose to activate it by pulling it towards them.
• Added VariabilityManager to store difficulty variables in a central location. Effects affect the variables in the VariabilityManager.
• Added ItemInfo UI panel. Items can now have a UI tooltip that shows up when hovering over and item or gripping it in your hands.
• Enabled holsters. Sword and torch can now be holstered.
• Added usable torch with point light. Although the sword/flashlight idea looked interesting it was a pain to fight in close quarters when not properly seeing the enemies.
• Humanoid agents now have a wandering capability when they’re not tracking a player. This makes them appear more life-like from the distance.
• Further improved navmeshes for all tiles. Passing spike traps has now a higher cost so AI will try to avoid them.
• New lighting system. The players main weapon now provides a spotlight capability. The main directional light was removed. This makes the dungeon more scary and dark.
• Added ambient sound logic to offset the sound starting point, making e.g. multiple torches sound less uniform
• Improved HVR teleport/dash ability to properly indicate the teleport destination
• Updated Unity to latest version, includes various performance fixes for XR

0.1.1

• Integrated unity analytics platform to track player metrics
• Restricted navmesh creation for walkable/colliding game objects. This improves AI navigation and performance.

0.1

• Initial alpha release on AppLab (for invited testers only)
• Announcement board with play instructions
• Player can die after taking too much damage
• Player can respawn on the graveyard of a new starting tile
• Player can kill skeletons
• Player can destroy bookshelfs and vases to obtain coins
• Logic to randomize game objects. E.g. vases spawn as one of 8 vase varients.
• Logic to randomize props. The reilings in the big hall can change their appearance.
• Dungeon generates random tiles when player progresses through dungeon
• Dungeon randomizes tiles with predefined decorations
• Dungeon tracks created tiles and deletes them when no longer needed

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