You might have disabled vsync for all games in your nvidia/amd controller software. With vsync enabled the game shouldn't exceed the framerate of your monitor.
Sounds like the game generated a faulty dungeon, there might be a missing staircase or something on the next floor. Try running the game from the command line and see if any error messages show up.
To run the game from the command line: - Open the game folder. - Type "cmd" in the address field at the top. - In the command line type "HardStuck.exe".
I have no plans to include any translations with the base game files at the moment.
But if you would like to create a translation patch you can press F3 while on the main menu, and then select the "Generate Template" option to create a translation template text file in the game folder.
The same menu also has an option to reload a translation without having to close down and reopen the game.
There are no scenes between the goblin and frank characters. But if you select a locked cinematic in the memory menu the game will display a hint on how to unlock it.
If you're experiencing any rendering issues I would suggest to clear the shader cache as a start.
To clear the shader cache and force the game to rebuild it from scratch you have to delete the "shader_cache" folder at: %appdata%\Godot\app_userdata\HardStuck\
On linux the path is: ~/.local/share/godot/app_userdata/HardStuck/
I believe the "vulkan" folder also contains some shader compilation stuff so you might have to delete that as well.
And apparently some of the recent amd gpu drivers broke a lot of Godot games using vulkan. If you're using an amd gpu you could try the dx12 version, or updating/downgrading your gpu drivers.
Dunno. I'm leaning more towards opening the game up for sound mods, since I don't think I'll be making any more changes to the way the game handles audio.
The whole point of hardcore mode is to force a save after every turn taken to discourage save scumming. I guess I've forgotten to set it up so that the game deletes hardcore saves when getting a game over.
Monsters gain and use mana the same way the player does. Feeding them a mana potion should allow them to use their abilities right away, and also increase their maximum mana capacity. But they still gain mana at the same rate as before drinking the potion.
You could try running the game from the windows command line, or the terminal if you're on linux. There might be an error message there pointing to what the issue is.
Also what are your system specs? cpu, gpu, operating system, etc.
One of the new Radeon drivers for AMD gpus broke a lot of Vulkan based Godot games for some users, so you might have to use the dx12 version if that's the case.
This is intended. It's really easy to spot cursed rings since allies will refuse to put them on. So it adds a little risk to equipping uncursed rings that haven't been fully identified.
I was afraid I had made the game too easy with the corruption mechanic. The timer should be lenient enough to let you clear each floor without encountering any corrupt enemies, but it might need some tuning still.
The succubus and incubus will charm an ally of the player if it is the last monster standing.
The lava siren will charm any visible player ally with full cum meter, you just need to help the monster get to the siren without it dying to lava damage.
Do you mean the unlocks? There were some larger changes to the save files from version 0.3 so loading in old saves got a bit messy. I've started making patches for saves going forward so progress shouldn't be reset from now on.
The game will still get public releases, either here or somewhere else. Hopefully itch can get some new guidelines out soon so people know what they will allow and what they won't going forwards.
