unless you love both hands on the keyboard do not buy this game you CAN NOT bind the mouse this is literally a couple lines of code. the developers are ♥♥♥♥♥. uninstalled, never played, will never ever buy anything on fluke from steam again since you can't get an instant refund like google play or IOS etc...

As in title: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at RogueCastle.ChestObj.OpenChest(ItemDropManager itemDropManager, PlayerObj player) at RogueCastle.PlayerObj.CollisionResponse(CollisionBox thisBox, CollisionBox otherBox, Int32 collisionResponseType) at DS2DEngine.PhysicsManager.Update(GameTime gameTime) at RogueCastle.ProceduralLevelScreen.Update(GameTime gameTime) at DS2DEngine.ScreenManager.Update(GameTime gameTime) at RogueCastle.RCScr...

Other than alt+F4, I've found nothing. I tried Esc, B, the start and select buttons, and a bunch of other stuff. Most buttons lead right into playing the game again and form there there is even less indication of how to get out and stop playing. How do you quit the game?? Where's the close button? The 'I'm done playing, please give me back my device' button??...

You could have put in a hardcore mode that tracks deaths and skips the tedious two minute tutorial section at the beginning. Just coming up with some handicap to add artificial life to your game is pretty lame. The developer said in an interview they beat it in seven runs. So why not make the achievement beat it in eight deaths or less? If you go this route adding achievements like this, where does it end? Kind of a lazy move to avoid updating with a proper new mode, and I don't think it was well thought ...

When you go to the architect before entering the dungeon and agree to pay 40% of your loot, does the idea of a dungeon lock mean the layout will stay the same after the next time you die, or that it will be the same as the last time you went in? I haven't had enough gold to try locking the dungeon yet, I'm wondering how it works....