**Game Title:**  
Depths of Elora

**Playable Link:**  
[https://shutten232.itch.io/depths-of-elora](https://shutten232.itch.io/depths-of-elora)

**Platform:**  
Web / Browser

**Description:**  
Depths of Elora is a 3D dungeon-crawling roguelite focused on exploration, combat, loot, and deciding how much risk you want to take during each run.

You start from a small village and enter a dangerous dungeon filled with different enemies, traps, loot, random events, and modifiers. As you descend, you have to decide whether to keep going deeper for better rewards or return to the surface and secure what you have collected.

The game includes several enemy types with different behaviors, weapons and combat styles, equipment progression, random dungeon modifiers, bosses, and a village where you can recover, sell loot, and prepare for the next expedition.

The new roguelite mode also allows progression between runs, so each attempt can help you prepare for the next one.

The game is still in active development, and I’m mainly looking for feedback about combat, difficulty, dungeon pacing, visibility, progression, and whether the explore → loot → extract → upgrade loop feels satisfying.

Critical feedback is completely welcome. I want to know what works, what feels repetitive, and what you think should be improved.

**Free to Play Status:**

* Free to play
* Demo/Key available
* Paid

**Involvement:**  
I’m the solo developer of Depths of Elora. I’m working on the game design, programming, combat systems, enemy behavior, progression, level design, UI, balancing, and overall direction of the project.

I’m making a dungeon-crawling roguelite focused on loot, risk and extraction — looking for feedback