An adventure game combining maze navigation, combat, and stealth.
RoguelikeGameplay.mp4
- Attack
- Block
- Health regeneration
- Enemies begin as petrified statues
- When disturbed, they come to life and start chasing the player
- The environment gets darker each level
- Enemies become stronger and harder to kill
- Enemies navigate the maze, pursuing the player
- Procedurally generated terrain
- Randomly spawned enemies and loot
| Asset | Author | License | Source / Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paladin W/Prop J Nordstrom | Mixamo (Adobe) | Royalty-free license with distribution restrictions | https://www.mixamo.com/#/ |
| Mutant | Mixamo (Adobe) | Royalty-free license with distribution restrictions | https://www.mixamo.com/#/ |
| High Hedge | 1-3D.com (via Sketchfab) | CC Attribution-ShareAlike | https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/high-hedge-690fcebb23c542b4b61b0a1e17b35750 |
| Textures | Epic Games | Epic Games' EULA | N/A |
All third-party assets retain their original licenses. Please refer to their individual links for detailed terms.
This project is licensed under the MIT License1.
Note from the author: I'm sharing this project under the MIT License as my contribution to the open-source community, especially aspiring UE5 developers. If you're learning Unreal or developing your own game, feel free to use my code — just be mindful of the individual licenses attached to the assets.
This was my first-ever game created in Unreal Engine. I learned so much during its four‑month development, and the skills I developed along the way became a foundation for all my later, more advanced Unreal projects. If you're a beginner looking for tips or good advice on learning Unreal, feel free to reach out to me :)
Note: Although this GitHub repository shows only one commit containing the code, the project was originally developed in a private Forgejo Git repository with a full commit history, all authored by me. It is published here publicly as an open‑source project for portfolio & educational purposes.
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The MIT License allows reuse, modification, and distribution, including for commercial purposes, provided that the original license and copyright notice are included. ↩