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 # Rogged
 
-Turn-based roguelike dungeon crawler, built in C99 and with a dash of Zig to
-serve as a learning opportunity. Rogged is basically a classic roguelike where
-you descend through floors of a procedurally generated dungeon, fighting
-enemies, managing inventory, and trying to reach the bottom alive.
+Turn-based, infinite roguelike dungeon crawler built with C99 and with a dash of
+Zig. Meant to serve primarily, but not exclusively, as a learning opportunity.
+Rogged is basically a classic roguelike where you descend through floors of a
+procedurally generated dungeon, fighting enemies, managing inventory, and trying
+to reach the bottom alive or die chasing a highscore!
 
-A non-exhaustive list of its (current) features:
+The game itself, be it the code or mechanics, is _heavily_ in development. For
+now, a non-exhaustive list of its (current) features are as follows:
 
 - Turn-based combat with damage variance, critical hits, dodge, and block
   mechanics
@@ -18,33 +20,27 @@ A non-exhaustive list of its (current) features:
 - Procedural audio via raylib
 - ASCII-inspired tile rendering, with HP bars and floating damage text
 
-**Controls:**
-
-| Key           | Action                              |
-| ------------- | ----------------------------------- |
-| WASD / Arrows | Move or attack                      |
-| G             | Pick up item                        |
-| I             | Open inventory                      |
-| U             | Use a potion                        |
-| E             | Equip item from inventory           |
-| D             | Drop item                           |
-| Y / N         | Confirm / decline descending stairs |
-| R             | Restart (on game over)              |
-| Q             | Quit                                |
+There are still some features lacking polish, or lacking _any_ kind of attention
+to be viable. For a semi-complete list of things that need to be done, see the
+[future plans section](#future-plans).
 
 ## Build Instructions
 
-Rogged is built with C99 and Zig. Besides `raylib` and `pkg-config` you will
-need a C compiler and basic Zig tooling. For now, we use C99 and Zig 0.15.2.
-Those might change in the future.
-
-Additionally you will need `clang-format` and `just` for the developer workflow
-if you plan to contribute.
+Rogged is built on a relatively simple stack. It uses C99 for the main game
+logic, and Zig for the combat library. Besides `raylib` and `pkg-config`, you
+only need the core Zig tooling. For now the required Zig version is 0.15.2, but
+this might change in the future. Additionally, you will need `clang-format` and
+`just` for common development tasks in the case you plan to contribute. For
+building, Zig is enough.
 
 ### Using Nix (Recommended)
 
-The recommended developer tooling is [Nix](https://nixos.org). This provides a
-pure, reproducible devshell across all machines.
+The _recommended_ way of developing this project is using
+[Nix](https://nixos.org) and relying on devshells for pure, reproducible
+developer environment across all machines.
+
+If you are a [Direnv](https://direnv.net) user, you may simply run
+`direnv allow` or you may use `nix develop` to enter the default shell.
 
 ```sh
 # Enter the development shell
@@ -56,6 +52,9 @@ $ just dev
 
 ### Manual Build
 
+If you are allergic to good tooling and would rather use your system Zig, you
+may simply invoke `zig build` after acquiring Zig 0.15.2.
+
 ```sh
 # Full build
 $ zig build
@@ -67,6 +66,8 @@ $ zig build run
 $ just dev
 ```
 
+The Justfile provides commands that work across both methods.
+
 ### Task Runner Commands
 
 There's a `Justfile` designed to make common tasks somewhat easier. For now,
@@ -84,10 +85,14 @@ If the project gets more complicated, new tasks might be added.
 
 ## Future Plans
 
-The game is currently **playable end-to-end** but it lacks _serious_ polish to
-claim its place as a fun roguelike. Some of the features I'd like to introduce,
-in no particular order, are as follows:
+The game is currently **playable end-to-end**, but it lacks a fair bit of polish
+to claim its place as a fun, engaging roguelike you can just boot up and play.
+Some of the features that are planned for the future, in no particular order,
+are as follows:
 
+- [ ] **Better enemy AI** - The current AI is very simple.
+- [ ] **Fog of War** - Instead of loading the entire map, let the player
+      discover the rooms
 - [ ] **Save / Load system** - Persist and restore game state between sessions
 - [ ] **More enemy variety** - Additional enemy types with unique abilities
 - [ ] **More item variety** - Rings, wands, scrolls, and cursed items
@@ -100,8 +105,9 @@ in no particular order, are as follows:
 - [ ] **UI polish** - Better message log history, item descriptions, death
       screen
 
-In addition, it might be interesting to allow customizing the "world state" by
-as scripting API. Though, that is for much later.
+Later down the line it might be an interesting choice to provide a scripting
+API, likely with Lua, to allow customizing the game state and events. Though,
+that is for much later.
 
 ## Attributions
 
@@ -118,4 +124,6 @@ Additionally, _huge_ thanks to [Raylib] for how easy it made graphics and audio.
 This was perhaps my best experience in developing a graphical application, and
 CERTAINLY the most ergonomic when it comes to writing a game.
 
+---
+
 _I got rogged :/_