Medieval Guild Raid

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  • medieval-guild-raid

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  • MIT

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5-class medieval fantasy RPG brawler with leveling, spells, and dragon raids

A 60 FPS 2.5D side-scrolling medieval fantasy RPG beat-'em-up for Linux inspired by classic arcade dungeon raid brawlers. Choose from five distinct guild heroes — Knight, Dwarf, Archer, Cleric, or Mage — gain XP to level up stats and glowing weapon tiers, block or parry strikes, cast elemental ring spells, and slay the Elder Flame Dragon.

FEATURES

  • Five Playable Hero Classes: Master Knight broadswords, Dwarf battleaxes, Archer elven arrows, Cleric undead-bane maces, and Mage arcane rings, each with unique stats, ranged skills (K), and elemental ring spells (L).
  • XP Leveling & Weapon Glow Upgrades: Defeat monsters and smash treasure chests to gain XP, level up health and power, and unlock four glowing weapon tiers culminating in Crimson Dragonbane.
  • Three Realms, Three Bosses & Three Difficulties: Battle goblin raiders, orc champions, and shield-bearing skeletons before facing the Warchief, Shadow Lich, and Elder Flame Dragon across Borderland Village, Gloomwood Ruins, and Crimson Dragon Lair in Casual, Arcade, and Turbo modes.
  • Complete Arcade Package: Custom 2D RGBA artwork, 16-bit PCM WAV sound effects, persistent JSON high-score history, CSV export, and bilingual English / Vietnamese UI.

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