Waking Up, a procedurally generated rpg experience by killalao

You wake up one morning to find that, well you haven't woken up, you feel like you're still dreaming and you're helplessly pinned to your bed, hours pass, nothing happens, but you finally manage to fight against the paralysis and break through so your now free to explore this strange world that you apparently can't escape.
General information:
Waking up is my concept for a video game that heavily utilizes procedural generation, to emulate a surreal environment remniscent of a dream scape.
Simply put, the game takes place inside a large, surreal environment, where nearly every room is procedural generated and objects and enemies spawn nearly at random. Rooms can have 2 or more doors, which will take you to different rooms that you can't see until you enter.
The goal of the game is to reach and defeat one of two final bosses, who will then allow the player to wake up.
One of the main mechanics is the occasional appearence of staircases that will lead you up or down. ( or you can simply choose to skip them and continue exploring the level you're on) Either path will lead you to one of the two bosses, a boss of nightmares, and a boss of fantasy who will probably recieve more interesting names later on.
The further up you go, the more fantastic and surreal the randomly generated environments, enemies, and objects get.
The further down you go, the darker, grittier, and more nightmarish things get. (Though both paths do not vary in difficulty.)
And as you get closer to one of the bosses, who are on the top and bottom levels respectively, the more powerful the enemies and objects are.


Combat:
You must fight or flee every enemy you come across,
To do this, you need to get within range in order to do damage.
You start without any weapons whatsoever, so you have to be right next to the enemy in order to punch them by approaching them instead of attacking.

The enemies have a really simple ai code that basically dictates that they will try to approach you until they are in range, once that happens they will spam attacks at you until you're dead. Later on different enemies may be given an ability to retreat to a safe distance.

How fast you can approach and retreat from an enemy is determined by the agility stat.

Weapon damage:
There are a few different types.

Bullets (for projectile weapons (guns, bows) and crushing weapons (hammers)
Melee (swords\knives . . ect)
Magical (For fantasy oriented weapons on higher positive levels)
Dark (For diabolic weapons on higher negative levels.)
Fire (a rarer type only on like 1 boss and one normal enemy right now.

Dark and Magic are strong against eachother while Bullet and Melee are more standard damage types that each enemy will have different weaknesses and resistances too.

Status conditions:
Certain enemies and weapons can also deal status effects
Stun: (Prevents the afflicted from attacking) Weapons and enemies that do this have a certain chance to inflict this, and also a certain amount of turns that the afflicted will be stunned for.
Burn( Does small amount of damage to afflicted each turn)Weapons and enemies that do this have a certain chance to inflict this, and also a certain amount burn damage that will be inflicted each turn, once the enemy is defeated the burn will go away, though a counter may be put in later to make it wear off on it's own, like stun.



Armor: There are also various sets of armor in the game that will allow the player to increase their resistance to certain damage types.

It is possible for enemies and weapons to do more than one type of damage, these stack, but the resitances are calculated individually. So if your resistance to mellee is higher than the enemies total melee damage output, only other types will count towards the total damage, unless you're resistant to them as well. The resistance is subtracted from the damage output for each damage type and added together for the total damage. If the damage output for a particular damage type is less than zero, it's considered to be zero.


If you're significantly faster than the enemy, you can attack more than once in a row and vice versa. depending on how much faster you are than them.

hotfix 1

Saving is fixed script errors with certain objects were corrected.
Clown meldef is set to zero so it can be killed without any weapons now (since there is a small chance it can appear in the first room)
Cabinets fixed
Some other scripts with the fridge were fixed.

Update 2:
Everything expanded in general, new enemies, weapons, armor, all the way up to the second to last levels on both sides. A lot of completely useless drops have been added that will eventually be used for crafting when that is implemented.
The 2nd boss repeats on both sides as the third and fourth bosses have not been implemented yet.
Also work has been done to attempt to implement an item shop which becomes increasingly more likely to appear the higher or lower the level is. The shop will generate 5 random items from a list that can be bought with coins, items can also be sold to the shop as well. Though IIRC none of the prices for the items are balanced yet.


Update 3: non-magical fire and shotguns now do more damage at point blank then at range. Accuracy increased and base firepower decreased to compensate, basically at a range of 5 a shotgun will only do 5 damage, at point blank it does 25, at a range of 1 it does 20 etc. As long as they are in range however, they'll always do a base level of damage.

update 4 : some more tuning, enemy adjustment, things can now be bought from the shop, steaks and other items in the future can now be cooked on the stove.