Ever played the first person rogue-like RPG Delver? Well good news! The early access game that’s still in beta just got even better. Since it’s launch Delver has seen some graphical changes and a good progression of updates. There’s still lots planned for the future but I couldn’t resist and got in on this title already. Going through the dungeon, leveling up, and wandering about is fun! Sorta like a simplified, cartoony, one quest version of Ultima Underworld if I had to put a reference to it. So what’s new?
Straight from the team working on the game, here is there release about update #4. I have to say, so far the first dungeon I tried looked a lot different and breaking doors and crates is fun.
We’ve been hard at work on Delver lately, and things are now stable enough to put out as a proper update. This update includes a ton of new dungeon areas, a new lighting model, lots of bug fixes, exploding potions, and some editor improvements to boot.
New Features
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Potions are now volatile, don’t shake them up too hard
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Crates are breakable, have a chance to contain loot
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Level up stats are now randomly chosen, start of a new skill system
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Doors can now be stuck closed, these can be bashed open
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Better support for static meshes, engine supports much more detail now
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New lighting model to make the dungeon look better and spookier
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A bunch of rendering bug fixes
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Lots of new dungeon content
