Canvas Infernum is a strategy roguelike in which the player creates their own version of hell from fragments of classical art. Instead of traditional dungeons, it features paintings inspired by Renaissance works, and each new tile influences the further development of the world. Gradually, the chaotic space transforms into a complex system, where the arrangement of elements and the decisions made determine the entire path forward. Hell on canvas Each run begins with a small section that gradually expands into a bizarre dungeon. New sections add opportunities for development, open up additional routes, and change the conditions of future encounters. You must constantly evaluate the consequences of your decisions, as even a slight change in structure can significantly impact the subsequent course of the run. Deals play a special role, allowing for strong advantages at the cost of certain restrictions or new threats. Such choices significantly change the gameplay style and encourage the search for unusual strategies. As a result, each game develops according to its own scenario and rarely repeats previous attempts. Features of the game Creating a dungeon from elements of historical art. Strategic placement of tiles with long-term consequences. Transactions that change the rules of passage. High replayability due to random generation.