Captive

Yeah, you probably used some way of checking the adjacent tile from the loc of the player, right? So with pixel movement, you still have a single loc, but there's another variable called locs which is a list of all tiles you are overlapping.

There are many ways to address that issue but, I think the locs var will at least get you started on the right path

good luck :)

Since you want to keep working on this, I thought I'd give you my review.

The list of things that you want to add are good, but I think before that there are some other issues you should tackle.

First of all, the control scheme is absolutely horrible. If the game requires two hands on the keyboard, you should never have to use the mouse. If the mouse is being used, only one hand should be enough for all keyboard controls (the one exception would be typing in a chat). There are a few ways you could fix this - have the player attack with the mouse, or make inventory controls that use the keyboard.

Second, the movement and interaction with the world is not very fluid and sometime buggy. I'm talking about A) the fact that you can't move diagonally by pressing two directions, and B) the way the game detects what is in front of you. In many situations it appears that I should be hitting a monster or breaking a barrel, but it won't work...I have to get into the right position before it will work. The locs var might help you with that.

There are some bugs I found as well...when you are standing on a broken barrel, you cannot fight or shoot your bow. You need to include some way for the program to ignore broken barrels. Also, the inventory seems to have one extra slot which shows up outside of the grid.

I do think this could be a fun game, especially when expanded with the things you listed above, but I suggest you improve on the fundamentals first and then move on to adding content