Survive the dungeon and return to the tavern with loot to go farther, or die alone and lose everything.
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What the developers have to say:

Why Early Access?

“I am a lone developer with the budget of a simple office worker and the desire to make an AAA Mmorpg product, I decided to make early access so that players would see my project, thereby proving that high-quality games where the main thing is gameplay or plot can be made by one person with a small budget. Early access is needed so that anyone can test the game and inform my Discord server about current problems (bugs), as well as their wishes about what the game is missing, or a request to change the balance. I believe that early access will have a very positive effect on the final version of the game, and the game will become the place when tired after work you want to go to a fantasy tavern to meet friends in "Real Life"”

Approximately how long will this game be in Early Access?

“Until July 2025, the Roguelike version. There will be a vape (reset of all data) on the release”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“The development of the game is modular and phased, with each new stage, I plan to add new levels, mechanics, enemies, taverns. I also plan to change the balance of difficulty, the chance of dropping items. I plan to add and pay great attention to the plot and the lore of the world.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“At this stage, there is a prologue lasting 20-60 minutes.
As well as 10 so-called "training" levels from 3 to 15 hours of play.
Added T1 level armor and T1 weapons, as well as a melee system.”

Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“I want the game to be free, and there is a premium inside the game, which will give mainly functional convenience and an increased chance of losing local currency and other functional advantages. If I manage to defeat cheaters and bot breeders. If not, then you will have to make the game paid.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“I hope that many people will connect to my Discord server and help with detecting bugs or other problems. They will also express their wishes in the game.”
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About This Game

You find yourself in a dark labyrinth dungeon, you need to find the key and defeat the boss to go to the next level or return to the tavern with the loot. The deeper you go down, the more dangerous the enemies become, but the reward is better. When you die, you lose everything and are revived in the nearest tavern penniless. You will have to find out what this place is and if it has a "bottom". The most important thing to remember is that the most dangerous enemy in the dungeon is a "human".
The development of the game is divided into two stages Roguelike and Mmorpg.
1. Roguelike is based on procedurally generated mazes, I will be adding all the mechanics that I have planned, as well as maze modes. When all this is done and the balance including PVP between classes and builds is fine tuned, I will move on to the second part of the Mmorpg.
2. Mmorpg will be based on Roguelike, without progression transfer, in fact there will be 2 different games in one client. With open world, siege and node systems, city management.
For the base of atmosphere and experience for players taken from various anime in the style of SAO "sword art online"
and other similar anime about dungeons and survival in them. Also various works of litrpg such as "Moon Sculptor" or "Heart of the Dragon"
Games that inspired me, let's say references that I look up to and try to carry over the best. Ragnarok, Lineag2, Aion. Diablo, The Witcher, The Elder Scrolls. Elden Ring.
The first thing I want to say is that I am making a game for myself, the game of my dreams), because I am disappointed in the game industry in pursuit of fashion trends and okazualivanie everything.
I want to create a game with an old-school hardcore feel, where you don't play and live it, and your time spent isn't devalued by people. Where you find friends, enemies, love, join guilds, meet in real life. You can go alone, or you can team up with a friend, but be careful, because a friend can shoot you in the back and take your drop. You can meet with another group in the depths of the labyrinth, and kill them, taking everything, but the value can be huge, you can negotiate with the strong and separate for a fee or together to defeat the boss, and then be what will be. The main thing in time to stop and after killing the boss to return to the tavern to exchange the drop for the necessary and become stronger. And here you are with your friends in full equipment ready to go further. Here at death you lose everything and maybe even your friends. Welcome to my world of Real Life.
I also want to clarify, in all games I play as a sapparent, I am generally a good hitter), and I really like crafting. These aspects will be given a lot of attention. What this means, means that hit is a team player, and I will strive for that balance that good players in the team, but playing not coherently, will lose, average players, but playing as a team.
Solo players will also have a place, but will need to have a high skill game. There will be worked out team play, but choose your party wisely, because there is a "fire on their own" On the complexity of the game will be reminiscent of Souls like games.
Will there be Pay2win?
I want to say that everyone has a different concept of what Pay2win is. But since I'm making the game for myself, I just hate Pay2win. The monetization method will be as follows, but can change if it works out, the game itself will be free "if we can effectively fight cheaters and bots" and there will be a subscription. The subscription will include, x2 drop "Core" is the core of monsters, local currency, falls from each 1 pc. Also, such as increased carry weight, about 10-20% of the base weight. Maybe an extra warehouse or room in the tavern. And of course cosmetic

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

The game is being developed according to the norms of Islamic Sharia, and the developer is in no way going to violate Sharia law. There are no sex scenes, naked women and men in the game. But there is violence, both psychological in the Prologue game mode and physical. Also in Prologue mode, there are scenes with the use of tobacco and alcohol. In Roguelike mode there is physical violence, skulls, dead people, blood "Blood can be turned off in the game settings"

System Requirements

    Minimum:
    • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
    • OS: Windows 10
    • Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 2700
    • Memory: 8 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 1050
    • DirectX: Version 11
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 50 GB available space
    Recommended:
    • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
    • OS: Windows 11
    • Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 5900
    • Memory: 32 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 4060
    • DirectX: Version 12
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 50 GB available space

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