Axes-Armour-Ale VS tetraworld

It's not a great illustration, but the result looks like this https://github.com/cyberfilth/Axes-Armour-Ale/blob/master/GITscreenshots/Linux_dungeon.png

I added another location to the map on Axes, Armour & Ale https://github.com/cyberfilth/Axes-Armour-Ale So next I'll be looking to add overworld encounters and a village / town location.

This coming week I plan on procrastinating a little more with different dungeon styles. My game has several different environments so far, with more planned. So I get to play around with cellular automata, BSP and other techniques. https://github.com/cyberfilth/Axes-Armour-Ale

Released an alpha version of Axes, Armour & Ale

There's a screenshot of how it looks in my game (using thinner walls) at https://github.com/cyberfilth/Axes-Armour-Ale

All code, previous releases, and a growing collection of bugs are kept at https://github.com/cyberfilth/Axes-Armour-Ale

This week has been a week of refactoring... not intentionally though. I'd planned to start adding multiple dungeons all over the overworld map. But every time I started to add this, I found a previously undiscovered bug in some part of my code. My save file was duplicating saved data in several places, and not reading it back correctly when reloading the game. So I've streamlined the save/load process and, touch wood (taps head), think that I'd squashed all the bugs now. https://github.com/cyberfilth/Axes-Armour-Ale

Not sure what you mean. Are you talking about a matrix where 1=wall and 0=space? Like laid out in a grid of grids? Maybe try this one. It's a sketch I made while designing the tutorial level. The "S" at the top left corner is the player's starting position. I don't know how helpful it will be, but perhaps looking at this sketch while playing the tutorial level might help understand what's going on? Not sure, but maybe worth a try.

The big item this week that took up more time than expected was my decision to open-source the code. There were quite a number of cleanups I had to do to make things semi-presentable, as well as some logistics, but finally, for better or for worse, the code is now available!