Wizurd of Woberon

I've been doing a lot of lurking and not much posting recently, but I thought I'd pop in and give you folks a glimpse of my next game.

It's called Wizurd of Woberon. It's a sci-fi single character dungeon crawler with a side scrolling perspective. The Wizurd's space castle will be 36 rooms divided into 3 areas. Right now I'm about 50% done with it.

Features:

*3 character classes (mutant, robot, alien) each with 4 entirely unique skills.
*Deep customization system where you assign every attribute point.
*Massive variety of armor and weapons, all with unique advantages.
*High difficulty with a focus on resource management and battle strategy.

Basically, only HP raises when you level. Stats are boosted through purchasing permanent stat boosting items or greater equipment. Finding the proper of mix of Psionic and Physical power is key to survival.

For greater challenge, precious money can be used to boost your Score, weakening your character but increasing your bragging rights.

I hate to release demos since I would rather people play a (mostly) finished product, but I should have the first complete version done in 2 months.

Details on the 3 classes and their Psionic powers.

Mutant:
Sleep Gaze - Stun attack.
Ego Lash - Drains enemy health to heal you.
Cloud Mind - Lowers enemy Aim.
Enfeeble - Lowers enemy Defense.

Robot:
Crush Bomb - High damage single use attack.
Repair - Regenerates health over time.
Bolo Shot - Lowers enemy Attack.
Hypo Dart - Lowers enemy Will.

Alien:
Viral Bite - Poison attack.
Regenerate - Single use heal and the only Psionic power used out of battle.
Soma Sting - Lowers enemy Mind.
Webbing - Lowers enemy Evasion.

Looks very unique. How are you implementing the side scrolling elements?
Will I be able to jump over enemies?

The side scrolling perspective are purely graphical. Basically, I've drawn the walkabouts and tiles from the side. There will not be any platforming elements. The purpose the perspective is to create the sensation that you climbing up and down through the labyrinthine castle, for atmosphere.

Not only do I not like platforming, I'm not nearly sophisticated enough to pull it off.

In case you were wondering, the graphics and style are somewhat inspired by the arcade game Wizard of Wor. The title is an obvious homage. The only links are thematic though.