Elder Lich

By default, one real life second is 60 in-game seconds (it can be changed in the settings, but the game was made with this speed in mind).

Most NPCs have schedules they follow daily. Most consist of just going to work and going back home later.

The position of the sun changes through the year.

At night stars can be seen.

The weather can vary, from clear sky to very cloudy. In the cloudiest weather there is rain.

There's no level cap, but the amount of XP to level up is determined by:

((pow(Level+1,3)) * 20) - (pow(Level,3) * 20)

With each level up you gain 1 Attribute Point and 7 Skill Points.

The Attributes are: Intelligence, Power, Dexterity, Charisma, Luck

The Skills are: Logic, Lying, Charm, Reflexes, Melee, Guns, Stealth

In dialogue you might get an option that allows you to roll d100s (there's no rolling animation). Those rolls use an Attribute (example: Charisma) to decide how many dice you roll (if you have disadvantage you then use the worst roll, otherwise you use the best roll) and a Skill (example: Charm) to decide how much you add to your roll. Depending weather you succeed in your roll, the dialogue might proceed differently and you might get XP.

You can choose per quest weather you want to track it. Tracking a quest means that it's quest markers might appear. Quest markers are red circles that can be seen through walls and point the way to go to fulfill a quest objective.

There's 3 weapon types: Melee, Gun and Throwable.

-With melee weapons, you can attack with [Main] and block with [Secondary]. Example: knife

-With a gun, you can shoot with [Main] and reload with [Reload]. Example: revolver

-With a throwable, you can throw with [Main]. Example: grenade

There's also spells that can be used through the action system. As of 0.0.1, no attack spells are available to the player (unless you use the cheat menu).

At the start of the game, the player has no actions.

An example of an action is the Slow Time spell (all spells are actions). When used, if you meet the MP (magical potential) requirement, time is slowed and you are made faster to compensate. How much time is slowed is determined by the character's intelligence attribute and how much it speeds you up is determined by your dexterity. But those attributes also increase how much MP it costs to use the action, so you can "hold back" on how much of your attributes you use. You can hold back by going on the action menu, clicking on the action and selecting "configure" option.

To use an action, it needs to be in the current action set. Each action set can have up to 4 actions and you can have as many sets as you want. When you have more than 0 actions in the current set, it will display the actions on the bottom left.

[Action 1/Up] to use the 1st action in the current set.

[Action 2/Right] to use the 2nd action in the current set.

[Action 3/Down] to use the 3rd action in the current set.

[Action 4/Left] to use the 4th action in the current set.

[Next Action Set] change current action set to next one.

[Previous Action Set] change current action set to previous one.