The Story so far...

Lucas was the son of the baker, Amelia the daughter of the blacksmith. They fell in love as young people do. She was training to become a mage. He was planning to leave to become a knight. Then tragedy struck.

Ten years later a lone knight returns home to investigate claims of a necromancer infesting the ruins of the old mine...

Controls

Action	Keyboard/Mouse	X-Box Controller	Playstation Controller	Nintendo Controller
Movement	WASD/Arrow Keys	Left Stick	Left Stick	Left Stick
Music Display	M	Back	Select or Share	- (Minus)
Skip Cutscene	Spacebar/Left-Click	B	Square	A
Pause	Escape	Start	Start or Options	+ (Plus)
Toggle Walk/Run	Capslock	Press Left Stick	Press Left Stick	Press Left Stick

All other controls are on-screen in the game. The game will detect if you are using a keyboard/mouse or controller, and what type of controller you are using, and give you the appropriate buttons on-screen - even if you change what you're using while playing.

This functionality comes from Dragonforge Controller, a plug-in for Godot that I created.

Remapping Controls

In the Main/Pause Menu, under Controls, there is a listing of all game controls. You can remap any of them. Those changes will be saved between plays of the game.

Music

I believe that music is an important part of any game. Most of the game's music was purchased from Ovani Sound and ELV Games/Pegonthetrack. The opening and closing credits songs were created using Suno. Because I want to advertise the people who have created such great music, I implemented two features in-game to highlight the creators.

The backbones functionality for storing song information come from Dragonforge Sound, a plugin I made to make sound management in Godot easier. I'll be talking about the lessons learned using it in my post mortem.

In-Game Music Display

In the lower right-hand corner is a Music Display button. Clicking it will display the name of the song currently playing in the game. Clicking the song details that appear will take you to the webpage where you can get the song. I always like it when people include that information in the credits of game jam games, and I thought it would be a neat feature to add.

Music Player

In the Start/Pause Menu, you can find a Music Player button. This allows you to play any of the songs in the game you have encountered so far. Every time a song is played anywhere in the game it is added to the list. Clicking the album link will take you to the webpage where you can get the song.

The Music Player can also be used to change the currently playing song on a level. 

NOTE: Currently the game does not save the list if you exit the game.