Knight of the Dungeon

Игра всё, отменяеться, ибо разрабы заявили(за исключением геймдизайнера), подтвержденность информации 100%, ибо я лично с ними общаюсь. Ныне же у них новый проект, который будет значительно лучше KotD, по предварительным оценкам(нас же самих), разработка будет вестись еще достаточно долго, но прогресс виден из далека. Так что к покупке не советую, только если не хотите поддержать Лирарму, и держим кулачки за новую игру! The game is cancelled, as the developers (except the game designer) have stated that the information is 100% confirmed, as I'm in contact with them personally. Now they have a new project that will be significantly better than KotD. According to preliminary estimates (our own), development will continue for quite some time, but progress is visible from afar. So, I don't recommend buying it, unless you want to support Lirarm, and keep your fingers crossed for the new game!

Knight of the Dungeon by LyrarmaStudio is a compact roguelike that builds its identity around speed, chaos, and repetition, delivering an experience that feels both familiar and slightly more intense than the genre’s usual offerings. From the moment a run begins, the game throws players into procedurally generated dungeon floors filled with enemies, hazards, and unpredictable layouts. It wastes little time on setup or narrative framing, instead focusing almost entirely on gameplay, where survival hinges on quick reflexes and the ability to adapt to constantly shifting situations. The core loop is straightforward but effective. Each run tasks you with navigating through randomized rooms, defeating enemies, collecting loot, and pushing as far as possible before inevitably falling. Because the layout and enemy patterns change each time, there is a persistent sense of unpredictability that keeps runs from feeling completely repetitive, at least in the early hours. Progress is less about permanent upgrades and more about player improvement, learning how to read enemy attacks, manage space, and react under pressure. This design aligns closely with classic roguelike philosophy, where fai…

Developer doesnt seem to care or realize that the game needs gamepad support, auto attack and auto aim. The auto aim and auto attack should be options only..for disabled folks.....and a toggle on and off mechanic, in the options menu. Auto aim and auto attack, will help the bad aiming, targeting, and movement issues in this game. This game could be amazing if it had those 3 things and despite the developer saying he did an update....nothing is actually better that I can see...it remains in this condition. The changes are not enough given that nothing is explained in the game as to what to do. No tutorial, the npc at the beginning says like 2 words thats it. Then you walk around aimlessly till you see some shops...that are not usable...you cant even click on them. There is a portal that you go in....and you earn a crazy low amount of coins, while you try to kill the overly powerful monsters around you. Its just a bad game...and even funnier....there is a guy in the forums for this game...saying he is friends with the dev...and not to buy the game lol. I mean...what? If these things are fixed and the game is cleaned it up, I will change my reivew to positive...in the belief …