You only got on die. This is the basic rule for SchrotBeton. Every action is decided by a w6 roll.
On your epic quest you hunt a goblin tribe and its master - the mighty headless goblin - throughout the country. We got a decent battlesystem implemented as well as a really nice system for items (up to 1111 items can be randomly generated) and a small plot with some quests.
Controls: WASD or arrows for movement Space: attack LCtrl: block LShift: spell L: Quest log E: Pickup/interact(houses)
For Windows you need .NET Framework 4.0. The game will run under Linux/Wine too using Mono!
I enjoyed playing, though I feel the controls were somewhat clunky. I'd like to see stat alterations based on what kind of square I'm standing on or an inventory screen. I like that you randomly generated loot.
Nice little RPG! Though I must agree with the other comments that the controls need a bit of polishing, magic is too powerful, while melee is nearly useless.
I really liked the style of the game's presentation-- it reminded me of some computer games I played as a kid. It's surprisingly deep and very fun to play! Nice work!
Melee combat felt a bit underpowered compared to the magic and the enemies never really attacked me when I used magic on them. Also, it seemed like I could keep picking up new items even though my inventory/equipment was full. I liked how extensive the game was and the story was cool as well.
Nice rpg with oldschool feel, reminded me of the early Ultima. It was too easy, did not realized when I killed the headless.. At first hitted ESC intuitively while in a tavern :/ But it was fun :)
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but, I like this graphics style! )