Bloodwood Dungeon

All illustrations (more than 60 in total) and some remaining UI elements have now been replaced with non-AI assets. The visuals have been reworked to create a more consistent look throughout the game.

A further six illustrations have been replaced (now 55 in total, since replacements began).Some changes to the maps (replaced a few images).

A further three illustrations have been replaced (now 49 in total, since replacements began).Some user interface changes (replaced a few images).Numerous minor textual changes throughout the game.

A further six illustrations have been replaced (now 45 in total, since replacements began).

A further seven illustrations have been replaced (now 39 in total, since replacements began).

A further eight illustrations have been replaced (now 32 in total, since replacements began).

With Version 3.21, a further eight illustrations have been replaced (24 in total).

With Version 3.2, a further nine illustrations have been replaced (16 in total).

With Version 3.1, the long process of updating the game’s illustrations has begun, starting with seven replacements.

With version 3.0, the map is placed right in the center of the gameplay experience. The result? Smoother navigation and better overview, making it easier to focus on the story and making critical decisions. Some other user interface changes have been made as w…

Bloodwood Dungeon is heavily inspired by classical, old-school gamebooks from the eighties and nineties, with their simple battle systems based on dice rolls. With this update, the game goes all the way and makes the mechanics of combat explicit with dice roll…

In version 1.3 of Bloodwood Dungeon: * A new colorful character is introduced that may aid the player in ways not to be disclosed here. * Two new achievements. * Some typos removed.

Some enemy encounters have been improved by increasing player agency.