Add colours and make keyboard behave the same way (no need for enter after commands).

This could leave the game in a potentially unwinnable situation - and would suck. Have items having the option of being "sticky".

Using a flood-fill-like propagation, this actor must convert grates into regular passages and ropes into empty space.

In more general terms, monsters must be able to spawn other monsters upon their death.

Playing past the limit means completing the game and returning a proper return code to the operating system.

Swords and any other "physical" attack must have no effect on it.

The change is to accommodate for the Master Demon being able to summon evil spirits.

this is specially annoying in graphical versions, in which the game flow will suffer a cut.
It's not a critical issue nonetheless.

For making the levels more varied and vivid, having each level with it's own palette of tiles would be better.

This is needed not only for avoiding visual glitches but also to preserve properties on tiles the items are placed.

The lack of this creates weird situations on graphical versions

Allowing specifying a texture list instead of a simple bitmap would be very desirable

Currently, as the player picks the crossbow, the cursor still indicates as if the action would affect the next cell, adjacent to the character's position. The projection should indicate the really affected cell.

And only by it!

Dropping an item inside a wall can be weird.

There is no point in having doorways with entry functions, since it is not used for spawning players.

When you shoot in a direction that has no enemy, the projectile will miss walls and the end of the level.
One thing to try is to hit enemies behind walls?

Eventually, it will be used with the crossbow. Fow now, it doesn't have to do much.

The text describing it can be somewhat confusing. Add images explaining how it works.

It shouldn't move at all.

When you kill any monster of the "insane monk" class, it must drop a token of faith to replenish the player's faith.

Upon entering the end-of-level gate, the player was supposed to advance to the next level. It is not working.

Eventually, having a coverage report would be nice, but this would be a good first step. That and running the code checker report.

It is a energy weapon, not darts. Maybe it should be a CStorageItem? It should take 50 points from the shield on every super shot. If not, it will use it's own ammo (which recharges at the rate of one point per 3 turns) and will shoot only regular shots.

As it is, the rope tile is way too rigid. Ideally, it should be flexibilized - also to allow for more versatile uses.

Essentially, having a separate "block projectiles" property

The icons will carry over, but won't function.

The game actually tries that, but badly corrupts memory. Even making a screenshot for this issue yielded a corrupted PNG!

Eventually, I was able to make this one bellow:

It should be possible to save and resume from the beginning of the current chapter, reproducing the state of the game hero when the chapter was started. There is no requirement on what should the save format be like - but text would be preferred.

otherwise, it wouldn't make sense to be a shield. 2 defense points is good enough