Launch Window Announce Trailer

I'll play the game eventually, but that will require getting a PS4, which isn't that high on my priority list as a PC gamer. My thought is that the longer I wait, the cheaper the price of entry is.

Enkeria

About Roguelike dungeon, to be fair, i do have a interesting idea on HOW COULD WORK. Of course it will probably no work like this, but i want to mention anyway, how I WOULD DO.

ROGUELIKE DUNGEON MODE

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In my view, Roguelike dungeon would be a separate mode, not something linked to the castle, akin to Boss Rush. After finishing the game, Roguelike Dungeon mode unlocks. When you select it, you need to choose a character to play at it. If you choose Miriam, she will be locked at a certain LV (like some Boss Rush in the past), with all her gear and shards, but with limited healing itens. 

GENERATING DUNGEONS

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You can let the game completely randomize a dungeon or you can choose some aspects of randomization (like some DOOM softwares let you create random stages with some options). Like, you can choose difficulty, size, some scenery (choose some regions to use in the randomization) and such. 

PLAYING IN THE DUNGEON

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The dungeon would be a somewhat large area where you can play. No save points whatsoever. If you die, it's the end. Simple doors locked by colored keys that must be found and some exclusive gear that can ONLY be found at roguelike dungeon mode (and they are random themselves, although not as random as everything else, to not make them too hard or too luck-based to find), with a random boss at the end.

Well, something like that.

Enkeria
I think it will be more like a map generated completely, not room per room, because that is actually easier (i think).
I believe that due to how randomization actually works in computing. As far as i remember, computers CAN'T actually generate something completely random. What they do is use a method called pseudorandom number generator (PRNG). What computers actually do is generate a sequence based on a initial value that they must get from somewhere, called "seed". Due to that method, you can easily randomize a complete map because the seed actually dictactes the whole thing. The "seed" normally comes from hidden sources (some games / computers / software takes the internal clock numbers as seed, for instance). 
If they let players select some options (as i said above, regions, size, etc) these options will be added to the seed, alongside whatever the PRNG will choose as seed.
Procedural generation works like that, by the way.

So, le's say Roguelike dungeon is a map with 500 rooms. When you choose to generate a random dungeon, the game will search a random data (let's say, the internal clock), translate that into game data and use that as a seed to start the whole process, generating all 500 rooms based on a algorithm / math formula that follows a specific sequence. There is actually a sequence behind any randomness in computing (if you use the exact same seed, you will always get the exact same result). It is much easier to generate the whole dungeon than room per room because room per room would require a separate "seed" per each room and would make the process slower.

Not only that, but they said that if you finish the Roguelike dungeon boss, you will get a code to share your random dungeon with others (it is much easier to generate that code if you just need a single seed to kickstart the whole randomness, because the code will ACTUALLY BE THE SEED ITSELF translated into data).

It "looks" random because the seed options you have are infinite to human's standards (the variables are in the millions) and because the PRNG normally choose something that has a very very very low chance to repeat itself two times (what are the odds that the internal clock of your PC / system will be at the same hour, minute, second and data two times when you try to generate a dungeon, for instance?) but there is actually one sequence per seed and you are just "choosing" one, in a hidden way.

Please, if anyone who understands more computing than me see something wrong with what i just said, you are welcomed to correct me lol

Redogan I know very little of programming, but i'm a computer enthusiast, so, i read and know a thing or two, but i'm humble enough to say that i may be wrong, since i'm not a professional.
THese PRNGs use virtually anything as seed, but they always need a seed. Most use the PC/console internal clock, but there are others,. specially depending on the game or software.
Time/internal clock is the easiest, default choice, but some goes with weird stuff such as quantum noise (electric noise) from circuits of a board as seed. The more random the seed is (more impredictable, hard to detect or to cheat / manipulate) the better. But this is going too further from the thread proposal, sorry lol

mourningxsun

Well, i do believe it will support your main game save. I said it up there that you pick your save to use as data and everything you ger (aside from EXP, i believe) will go to the same data (as in Boss Rush).

purifyweirdshard Unexpected.

Pleasant, but unexpected.

Yeah, like I said after the Nintendo Direct video, the response from the Nintendo community on Reddit seems to have been much more positive than elsewhere, and I think the game is going to do very well there. Makes me glad I made the Switch one of the platforms I'm getting the game for(the other being PC).

It's a placeholder date. Amazon's just throwing out a random date for the purposes of preorder, only based Angel and Question know when the game is truly slated for release.

LeoLeWolferoux Valefor's the dealer, and I'm betting either Gremory or Bathin is one of the players. Makes me think maybe one of Valefor's attacks will be throwing gigantic playing cards, and damage could be determined by the "hand" he initially draws before the attack.

When I first saw the room in that image, I immediately noticed the colored stone stacks in the foreground [which may very well be gigantic poker chips]; the one on the left partially-blocking the bottom of the door from view helped give me this idea.  Valefor could use these similarly to his gold coin stacks in Curse of the Moon.