Beneath The Mountain

Devlog

• Version 1.9 released
  December 07, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter#rpg, #roguelike, #turn based

  It’s probably the longest gap between updates, but there was a lot of behind the scenes things happening. I worked on things most days, but didn’t have time to post an update. Version 1.9 ​* New... Continue reading
• Version 1.7 released
  November 16, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter#rpg, #roguelike, #hexagonal, #turn based

  Version 1.7 New Unit frams. Hopefully these will be less intrusive than the old ones. Health bars on units Inventory has levels, and gear improves based on the level. This also means if a piece of gea... Continue reading
• Version 1.6 released
  November 08, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter#roguelike, #rpg, #adventure, #turn-based, #strategy

  Version 1.6 released This is probably the biggest leap in the game. Going forward, say goodbye to the armored Knight character, he was always a place holder for the real character. Customizable player... Continue reading
• Version 1.5 released
  November 01, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter

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  #rpg, #roguelike, #turn-based, #adventure

  Version 1.5 Improved depth of field calculations. Player now “sees” things he passes by in a move, filling in spaces that were missed in the previous version. Spells and Actions now check to make... Continue reading
• Version 1.3 released
  October 24, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter

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  ##roguelike, #turn-based, #rpg, #strategy, #adventure

  Version 1.3 Fog of War, you can now only see the parts of the dungeon you have explored. Stats can now be rolled back (until you press commit). Once committed, the stats are fixed, but pressing cancel... Continue reading
• Version 1.2 released
  October 21, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter

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  Version 1.2 now live. Weapons can now be dragged into the weapon slot. With this, I found a way for all empty slots to have tooltips describing their function. Swiping to turn the camera. The buttons... Continue reading
• First beta launch post-mortem
  October 21, 2020 by Brian K. Trotter

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  #Bug reports, #Feature Requests, #Postmortem

  Wow, what a fun process putting out a beta can be. I knew there were issues, of course, but thanks to you guys I have a pretty good list of things to work on. Bugs reported and their status Drag and D... Continue reading