Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy

Unexplored 2: The Wayfarer's Legacy is a sequel to the indie roguelike. The lands of Dungeon of Doom are left behind, and the hero sets off on a new journey. Heirs receive part of the skills of their predecessor. Weather and time of day affect transitions. Relics open up new possibilities. The map is drawn as the research progresses. The world reacts to the actions of the hero and his heirs. Dungeons are generated according to special rules, so the routes remain logical. Death here is final, and the heirs continue the work. Quests are issued in settlements, and the reward depends on reputation. The games are not repeated. The world consists of regions connected by roads and passes. Progress between runs is partially saved. Weather changes visibility and routes. The heirs lose some of their skills and start their journey anew. The open world is divided into regions with settlements and ruins. Assignments are taken from local residents. The map is divided into areas with different threats. Equipment deteriorates from long hikes. Traps are placed throughout the dungeon halls. Found relics take up space in the travel kit. Failure of the task affects the reputation of the heirs. Gear wears out and supplies require space in your bag. The outcome depends on actions. Death means the end of a particular character's story. Failure of a mission changes the situation in the settlements. Allies meet rarely and are quickly forgiven. Each game ends with its own story. For those players who like honest roguelikes, this game is suitable.