Undergrave

Undergrave — crosses turn-based tactics with a simplistic roguelike. The indie title uses 2D pixel art graphics and a third-person perspective. The camera is located at the top and at an angle. Maps are puzzle levels that fit within the screen. The plot tells about the adventures of the hero in the Kingdom of the Void. The protagonist went there to complete the Trial of Resurrection. His goal is to bring his loved one back to life. The character fights with enemies in arenas, which are divided into cells. Monsters don’t stand still. They move or make attacks after the swordsman moves. The point of the game is to use each move as efficiently as possible.

The gameplay in Undergrave is similar to Red Ronin, another game from the same developers. The gameplay resembles a modified sokoban. The hero has 3 abilities. He can throw his blade in multiple directions, dash in a straight line until he hits an obstacle, and jump vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. All these activities consume the stamina bar. Each turn, this bar is gradually restored. If a fighter has a sword in his hand, then upon contact with the enemy, he inflicts damage or kills him. You can destroy several adversaries in one move. If a warrior is unarmed, then he repels or stuns enemies.