Enlightenment

Amazing. Only little thing: the infos lock the way of your directional movement with the mouse.

Enlightenment, developed and published by LizardKing, is a top-down action roguelike that merges twin-stick shooting with procedural dungeon crawling and a grim post-apocalyptic narrative framework. Set in the aftermath of a catastrophic asteroid impact that shattered civilization, the game places players inside a sprawling underground complex known as the Ark. This labyrinthine structure, built and governed by a mysterious cult-like organization, becomes both the primary battleground and the narrative centerpiece. While Enlightenment does not present its story through cinematic cutscenes or heavy exposition, it weaves lore into environmental design, item descriptions, and scattered dialogue, encouraging players to piece together its world through exploration and repeated attempts. The core gameplay revolves around fast-paced twin-stick combat viewed from an isometric perspective. Players must navigate procedurally generated floors filled with hostile enemies, traps, and loot. Movement and aiming are handled independently, creating a fluid combat system that demands precision and spatial awareness. Enemies often attack from multiple angles, requiring quick reflexes and strategic p…

Bought this game when it was on sale for only a dollar and I still feel like I paid too much. The first boss will practically insta kill you if you make even a single mistake

Completed a run once and haven't come back to it since. It's alright but I don't think it'd be worth it to many.

This is a good "my first game" or working prototype for something that would be coming out down the line. Everything is about this feels amateur, and I don't mean that in a negative way, the concept art, the textures, game play, need a polish I am sure the team has considering how old this game is and how long it has been sitting in my library. I wish them the best but not recommend gamer spend their money.

Controller input issue STILL isn't fixed. This game looks like a lot of fun, but the inputs reset to default (keyboard) every time you go into a new room. What a shame.