Well, you can save after beating the boss on each floor. Also major progress like unlocked NPCs or charecter and weapons bought from breach merchants are saved automatically

So I guess when you complete a floor it saves ready for next time on the next floor!🤔

It's a rouguelite, meaning that every run starts from floor one, but there are a few permenant items/unlockables that are kept after each run - specifically guns and items can be bought to go into the item pool, and NPCs can be unlocked which give you quests, run modifiers, or shops for more stuff for the item pool.

A run can be put on hold whilst you transition from one floor to the next, meaning that you can beat floor A, quit the game, then resume it at another time from the start of floor B. You cannot then go back to that savepoint, as it's only to put your run on hold, not for you to continuously restart from that point.

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So I guess when you complete a floor it saves ready for next time on the next floor!🤔

Not automatically - there's an NPC by the exit elevator for the floor that will give you the option to save and quit when you use the elevator.

I think I know what mean and many thanks for your help.😊

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I think I know what mean and many thanks for your help.😊

Gladly, If I was of any assistance

Yes thanks so much.😊

nobody mentioned it but if you die, you start over at floor 1, even if you 'saved' on a later floor.

Ok and thank you.

one of the defining features of the "roguelike" style of games is that you have to start over from the beginning if you die.

most of the shorter "roguelites" do not let you save.
the longer ones let you create a temporary savefile that only saves your place until you come back and reload your save and then it deletes the save to prevent people from "cheating" and retrying the same part that they died at over and over until they succeed.

this game does let you save, at the exit elevator. but that is just a temporary save, until you come back and reload. it's just a way to allow you to take a break in the middle of a run.

the point of the randomized procedural generation is to create the uncertaintly of not knowing what is in the next room. if you knew what was coming, it would defeat the whole purpose of the challenge.

Yes that's cool and thanks so much.😊