Seolhwa Dungeon: Roguelike RPG

About Seolhwa Dungeon: Roguelike RPG

• Every dungeon has its own layout now: mine tunnels, symmetrical tomb halls, swamp islands and lakes, winding caves, and the gate roads of the Underworld. All seven branches got their own shapes too. • Dozens of special terrains such as the River of Three Crossings, moonlit ponds and stone burial chambers, and water appears in every dungeon. • Four new themed rooms: fire your gear in the Kiln, answer the ghost doctor's questions in the Apothecary, free a prisoner from the Jail, and rest at the Tavern. • From floor 2, each floor has two themed rooms and shrines to two different gods. Treasure sites, folktale processions and floor days show up about once per dungeon. • Anything that can't swim drowns when pushed or thrown into deep water. Bosses and named foes only take damage. • Monsters now use their combat skills on your allies too. Signature skills like name-calling and transformations still target only you. • Class and species changes: the staff speeds energy recovery, Hunters can Roll, Dokkaebi get Club Tap and a wrestling prank, and Geomancers find an auspicious spot on each floor. • Half-Yokai mutations are now good, double-edged or bad, with twelve new ones such as Webbed Feet, Dokkaebi Horn and Bat Ears. • Heal-on-kill effects only work on your own kills, and never on minions a boss summoned. • The Rat King now transforms from half HP, at most three times per run. • Japanese is now supported and turns on automatically when your device language is Japanese. • Shrines, ponds, bamboo groves and yards now sit in open clearings, by the water or along wide paths instead of walled rooms. • The Guide's Cave has been redecorated, with clearer guidance for inspecting the pig and casting spells. • Every dungeon now has moving ambience: bats in the mine, drifting dust in the tomb, fox-fire in the den, sparks at the market and more. • Foes now take poison from poison pools too. Venomous creatures, ghosts and stone bodies are immune to poison. • Shoves and the Lion's Roar can knock foes into deep water, and the first floor of your first dungeon has no named foes. • Many other bugs fixed.

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