POLF 3D 1.0.0

The first release: the whole game.

Download polf3d.zip below, unpack it and start Play.cmd. Windows and PowerShell 7.2 or newer are all it needs –
no modules, no asset files, no installation. (Play.cmd starts the game with -ExecutionPolicy Bypass for that one
process, because Windows marks scripts from a downloaded ZIP as "from the internet". With git clone you can start
./Start-Polf3D.ps1 directly.)

What is in it:

• A campaign of ten floors and a secret one, four difficulties that really differ, a dozen kinds of enemies
  plus security cameras and sentry guns, three bosses, nine weapons – and an ending that is worth playing for.
• PowerShell is the theme, not just the language: a real, sandboxed PowerShell console in the game with
  pipelines, a $PROFILE, hotkeys and background jobs (a drone); -WhatIf, -Confirm, -Verbose, -Force and
  Undo as powers; files to read on the terminals of every floor; an execution policy for the whole building;
  Install-Module in the lift; a Pester report at the end of every floor.
• Stealth, light and time: noise and sight matter, dark rooms and a flashlight, lockdowns, power failures and
  Patch Tuesday on the floors' schedules.
• More ways to play: the daily dungeon with runs that can be verified, the arena with endless waves (alone or
  in co-op), co-op and deathmatch for up to four over the network with an admin panel for the host, a terminal mode
  that draws the game with half-block characters.
• Everything is generated: textures, about 400 sprites, 47 sounds, the enemies' spoken lines and the music
  (a track per floor) – no asset files at all, and 380 lines of C# next to some 12,000 of PowerShell.
• Around the game: saved games, demos (and demos as animated GIFs), speedrun clock, options with free key
  bindings, game pad, mods as data files, a level editor, a level generator and a headless self-test.