xenonlab-studio/the_dungeon_of_sin

A fantasy roguelike game similar to Angband and Dwarf Fortress.

the_dungeon_of_sin's Issues

The generic Entity, the render functions, and the map

Now that we can move our little "@" symbol, which represents the player, I have to give him something to move.

At this time, the player with the symbol '@' and its x and y coordinates is simply represented. Should I not tie these things together in an object, along with other data and functions that refer to it?

I create a generic class to represent not only the player, but practically everything in the game world. Enemies, objects and any other foreign entity I can dream of will be part of this class, which I will call Entity.

Interface and message creation (HP Bar + message_log).

The Dungeon of Sin seems more and more playable and complete, but before going on with the gameplay, I have to take a moment to focus on how the project looks.

Despite what traditional roguelike gamer might say, a good user interface is a good thing.

I solve the part about HP. With little code, I can add a small security bar, which tells the player how much health remains before death.

I added some necessary variables in engine.py.

Field of View

Now we have a dungeon and we can move freely. But are we really exploring the dungeon if we can see it all from the beginning?

Most roguelikes (not all!) Only allow you to see within a certain range of your character, and The Dungeon of Sin will not be different. I have to implement a way to calculate the "field of view" for the player and, fortunately, libtcod makes it so easy!

Generating a dungeon

The next step is very important towards a real and working game: create a procedurally generated dungeon!

Items and Inventory

So far, The dungeon of Sin includes movements, exploration of the underground, combat and artificial intelligence.

The next step is the implementation of the items!

Start by putting a type of object, the healing potion in this case, and then I'll work on implementing the inventory. Later, I will add different types of objects, but for now the healing potion will suffice.

Reorganization of the project (folders, files, libraries included)

Implementation of enemies

What good is a dungeon without monsters to defeat? This commit will focus on placing enemies across the dungeon and setting them to be attacked (the actual attacking side will be saved for the next time). I create a function to place enemies in the dungeon; I call it "place_entities" and place it in the GameMap class.