Every save file should come with a separate file in a very simple and solid format that specifies the save file's format version. For now it is okay if the game simply denies save files from unexpected versions. Example:

~/.godot/app_userdata/backdoor/route-1.save

{ ... } #data in json

~/.godot/app_userdata/backdoor/route-1.ver

0.0.3

Just add closed walls in an all-floor map.

As it is currently, the lifebar has a fixed height in relation to the tile in which its body inhabits. I believe it would be better if the lifebar was almost directly above the body's sprite, so its height in relation to the tile is variable, and would depend on the sprite's height.

Create a way for the player to change sectors in-game

And then load them as any other route. This unifies all "map creation" code.

Suggestion: implement a RouteAssembler class to abstract the JSON build up.

"Database" is flavorful enough, and easier to write and say =P

Which happens when you load a saved game, for instance.

Depends on #1.

Develop a basic deck for 0.0.1's vertical slice/prototype

• Heal [ATH Skill]
• Arcane Bolt [ARC Skill]
• Teleport [TECH Skill]
• Fireball [ARC Skill]
• Laser Beam [Skill]
• Iron Pipe [ATH Item/Wpn]: 2d6 + ATH damage
• Combat Suit [TECH Item/Suit]: +3 armor
• Concentration Ring [TECH Item/Acc]: card draw rate x2
• Strong Grip [ATH Upgrade]: +3 ATH
• Mind Focus [ARC Upgrade]: +3 ARC
• Guidorizzi Tome [TECH Upgrade]: +3 ENG
• Adrenaline Dose [TECH Upgrade]: +1 ATH, + 5 SPD
• Counter [ATH Upgrade]: +2 ATH, On take damage => source takes 2d4 damage

Also maybe a less visible highlight in the adjacent walkable tiles, and test if these highlights work well for other bodies which are not the hero's, like monsters.

When you use the Teleport after the Arcane Bolt without a enemy at the scene a error is raised.

Make the action to use a card

Highlight tiles within the the target cursor range (like the range for teleport, etc.).

See the image in the assets folder. The "color names" are Athelitcs (red), Arcana (blue) and Engineering (green). Add the attribute to the card_ref

Allow player to create and edit his buffers (maybe in selected zones)

Create primary atributes for actors. See the GDD for reference. Basically, these are Athletics, Arcana and Engineering.

Currently, the AI auto-loading is not working because instantiated scenes' children are wrongly saved in the tscn format. We can only fix this when they apply this bugfix

When load a save file the equipment widget doesn't show the equipped itens

Use an adaptor to forward Godot's input to the approriate method calls (or signals).

Not in the card itself, but as part of the HUD.

Or at least that's what the prints report.

How can we make it more data-driven, so that cards can be created directly from Godot's interface?

Solving this issue might add more issues to the v0.0.2 milestone.

• A vanilla upgrade card
• A static effect upgrade card
• A trigger effect upgrade card

• An ooze
• A beast
• A demon
• A demi-human

A script that bumps a new game version to all relevant files.

Someday we can add helpful info to these screens.

With transition parts

• Cobblestone tiles
• Dirt tiles
• Walls

Depends on #90

Happens when you use a target skill sometimes (!!!). The game crashes because hand.user_selected_card() is being called on a target confirmation when it shouldn't.

Add a script with the game version number. Display it on main menu, on the bottom-right corner of the screen.

Display card sprite and text side-by-side.

Durability reduction depends on the kind of item:

• Weapons spend when you attack
• Armors spend when you take a hit
• Accessories spend as time passes

One to be the tilemap, which manages the body views, and another to manage bodies, actors and agme logic.

Make different card types and a unique layout for each one

Create a window displaying player's backlog

• Target translocation skill
• Targeted direct damage skill
• Self heal skill

Simple screen when creating a new route to customize and create your player

For the different scope levels.

• A weapon card
• An armor card
• An accessory