ISODUN

ISODUN is a 3d isometric survival dungeon crawler, currently in early development. It features vitals management, cooking, exploration, with an emphasis on risk-versus-reward. 

GAMEPAD RECOMMENDED, Keyboard is fine, but Escape Key exits fullscreen.

CONTROLS:

Input	Keyboard	Gamepad
Camera	Q/E	LB/RB
Movement	WASD	Left Stick
Player Menu	I	Start/Options
Pause Menu	Esc	Select/Options
Run/Dodge	Tap/Hold Shift	Tap/Hold L2
Crouch Toggle	V	Top face button
Toggle free-cam	C	N/A
Change tabs in menu	Q/E	LB/RB
Interact	F	Bottom face button
Quick Access	Left Control	D-pad up
Lock On	Middle Mouse	R3
Zoom In/Out	Scroll	L3
Attack	Left Click	R2

Currently implemented as of v1.4.0

1. day-night cycle
2. fatigue and calorie system
3. food cooking and preparation with chopping and searing minigames
4. entity navigation, state management, and response to player
5. dynamic deployable items, including bedroll, campfire, and climbable rope
6. loot table basics
7. save and load (player save, version, and config files downloaded as zip)
8. dynamic equipable items (bedroll, lantern)
9. Some audio for gameplay, interfaces, ambience, and music added
10. Core dynamic entity functionality implemented - eating, hunting, fleeing
11. Basic main menu implemented
12. Core combat functionality implemented for attacks
13. Bedrolls can now be slept at, factoring "safety" based on the environment and nearby entities
14. Basic NPC integration
15. Improved combat, including i-frames, soft-aiming while locked on, stamina system tied to hunger, player damage

Core features yet to be implemented and prioritized:

1. Zone 1 map development - creating a cohesive first few layers of the spire.
2. Proper player death context - respawn at hub area.
3. Adding new classes with custom loadouts at the new game screen
4. Expand on NPC dialog and functionality

ISODUN is in part made with AI tools, including much of the codebase and some placeholder assets. Any models or textures that are placeholder will be replaced with custom handmade assets over time. No generative content is created during runtime or gameplay.

This project doesn't collect, use, or store any user data aside from what is needed to save and load the game.