Second Demo Released

I just released the second demo of Into The Inferno. There have been a lot of changes in the month and a half since the last demo, and it's a better, more polished game now.

Changes for Demo 2:

- Defined the spells for the Trickster class.

- Defined the spells for the Paladin class.

- You can now enter the first level of the caves/mines. The lower 7 levels are not available in the demo (you'll need the full release to go there).

- Add keyboard controls to toggle the minimap and navigation controls. "N" toggles navigation, and "M" toggles the minimap.

- Added the ability to skip the intro by hitting the escape key.

- Reworked building doors and windows in the town so that all enter-able buildings now have a street-facing door and there aren't windowless cubes in town. It looks a lot better now.

- Add a menu that's shown when escape is pressed that lets you quit the game, or change the message speed in combat.

- Inventory equipment that cannot be used by that character will now be shown grayed out.

- Target button prompts will now show the possible target names instead of "1-4". Depending on the type of spell, this will be either the monster group name, or the party member's name.

- Show monster group names on monster group selection buttons in combat.

- Added an button to the intro menu to open the manual.

- Manual updated.

- Gold and experience rewards now only go to characters that survived a battle.

- Increased the item drop chance by 15%.

- Fixed an issue where paralyzed or unconscious characters could still cast spells when not in combat. They no longer can.

- Added a rocky area in the eastern wilderness.

- State when an effect, like sleep, is inflicted on a target in combat.

- Show a message when an attack wakes up a sleeping opponent.

- Adjusted stats on a few monsters.

- Add configurable name and image settings for quests and add more detail to the miner body recovery quests, which are all working as intended now.

- Increased the max mana increase on level gain for the Wizard class by 1.

- Add trees to the goblin village map and change wall texture.

- Increased experience point values for some low-level monsters a little.

- Monsters will no longer cast type-specific spells at the party like Dispel Undead or the various anti-demon spells.

- Changed city wall texture.

- Adjust monsters so that encounters in town aren't so overwhelming for new characters (generally fewer, and/or less powerful monsters).

- Disable problematic keyboard shortcuts during character creation - we don't want typing a name that has the letter "R" in it to reroll the character.

- Fix a bug where the game could freeze if entering additional keyboard commands during the combat resolution phase.

- Make leaving shops and inns back the player out of the building so they don't have to find the own way out.

- Added some additional Spanish translations. Spanish localization is still a work-in-progress.

- Changed the visual style of the navigation controls.