Since this is a dungeon crawler, I'm assuming there's a map to the game. I'm horribly lost already.
The manual doesn't mention a map nor I can find one in the game menus.

There isn't a map you have to map one by hand yourself.

Okay thanks. No problem then.

Ah, the good old days, where you painstakingly mapped out entire worlds on pieces of checkered paper, taping them together when you reached the edges. It may have been awkward, but you got a real sense of accomplishment and felt like a true explorer, as you watched your map grow :-)

I have played games without making maps. I just relied on my memory to get me through. I think playing those old dungeon crawlers with no map is what gave me the somewhat good memory I have today hehe.

I was proudly able to complete each level without drawing a map, except for that pyramid! Wow, that was just ridiculous. So few landmarks and all the walls look the same, plus that place was huge.
It did feel really good being able to finally reach the end though.

Try doing that in a game like Planetfall, where you get progressively more hungry and thirsty, there is only one food/drink dispenser and you can carry only one meal and one drink. You really needed your map in that game.
But yes, I used to play the Valheru MUD, and never tried to map it. I had huge chunks of that world committed to memory. As well as paths from one place to another. Anyone else remember typing, at a furious speed, stuff like "s,w,n,n,e,e,e,e,e,e,e,e,s,e,s,e,e,n,e,n,e,e,e"? That is, as far as I can recall, the path from inside the lumberjack's cabin in Haon-Dor Forest, to just inside the Midgaard city gates :-D