Dungeon Kingdom - Gets new Features

Indie Retro News reports that Dungeon Kingdom gets some new features:

Yes indeed, one of my personal requests which was putting me off right from the beginning of development has finally be added. You can now traverse the dungeon levels, while keeping track of your every move and unexplored area, with a damn fine Automapping system, just by clicking the compass at the top left of the screen. Those of you who remember the AGA edition of Eye of the Beholder, will really feel at home with this feature.

But that's not all that's been added to this gorgeous looking grid based, exploration and loot finding crawler, as the developer has also announced a number of other additions, which are listed below!

• Totally rewritten mouse ergonomic. Say good bye to dungeon Master mouse scheme and hybrid drag and drop: now you have to play the same way as in Eye of the Beholder (and so Grimrock).
• Added Quick Menu (Open it by clicking on the button at top middle of the screen) to sleep, go to intermediate menu or open Adventure book.
• Added Adventure book: simply read a book of scroll (including spell) and you can read it anytime from the adventure book.
• Added Compass. Click on compass to open the local automap.
• Added Settings Menu to the Main Menu
• Added Help menu from the intermediate in game menu, to display mouse usage informations and keyboard shortcuts.
• Hovering an item on inventory / hand slots now display informations about it (weight, protection...)
• Added "Help/Hints" help from heroes (check the option when starting a new game. Previously created game will get the option automatically in Apprentice and Jouerneyman modes.
• also includes fixes:
• Shield protection now working again (and displaying +xxx protection value)
• Fixed saved game issue preventing to reload saved game in temple in some case
• Fixed creature walking on tiles that are already full.
• Fixed broken walls fragments to prevent player to move away or walk on them.
• Added Mouse wheel and third buton usage

...and countless other adjustments!