Play: Cyber Recession Warrior: Edgar

With limited story, Edgar throws you directly into the action of an endless procedurally generated dungeon crawler. With a “Diablo”-style loot system and an AP driven strategic-combat system (a la Fallout), the game attempts to recreate an experience thus far non-existant in flash gaming. Some of the features include:

• Three Classes, each with a unique skillset.
• An endless, randomly populated dungeon.
• A fully itemized world in which all items scale with your character.
• A robust skills & perks system for each character, thus letting you design your characters to play how you’d like.
• A journal that reveals some of the backstory of an alternate Earth as well as providing some tips and tricks for the game.
• Hardcore Mode – Your character only has one life. Make it count.Updatesv1.0.4 Updated 7/10/09. Thanks for all the feedback!

- Damage mitigation was reducing damage below 0, which reported as a Miss.
- Consecutive misses will build a slight bonus to battle everyone’s favorite RNG
- Character Delete now prompts for Confirmation
- Locker now Works properly
- INT Bonus on Vending/Recycling soft cap to avoid exploiting at high levels
- Character Screen no longer hangs when no weapon is equipped
- Stashing an Attribute Point to use the Level Up! screen as a free heal has been fixed
- Click-targeting should always set the To Hit% instead of showing 0%
- The ‘`’ Key now mimics Tab for changing targets to help with Browser compatibility
- Spider Nests have had their Mouse Map bounding box fixed, so they are Much easier to walk around
- ‘Achievements’ now display on the Scoreboard screen.

7/9/09 Update
- Unused Talent Points now save / load properly
- Weapon Range +1 Talent now works properly
- Grenades should leave less spider corpses littering the map

Note! If the keyboard stops responding, click on the screen to regain focus, and I’ll keep at it.

FYI – The class difficulty describes the relative challenge of playing one class versus another, not the difficulty of the game itself.

The initial key mapping:
WASD – Movement
Arrow Keys – Camera
(these two may be switched in the options screen)
Space – Snap camera back to Player
1 through 5 – Combat based Action Commands
Mouse – Move Player, Interact with World Objects, Double-Click to equip/unequip Items, Mouse Over items and abilities for Popup Help.
In-Game keymappings are denoted by parentheses (ie (J)ournal means that J opens the Journal window)