What a terrible unbalanced mess! No I'm kidding, the combat was a bit off, but the story was cute and simple, felt like something my kids would come up with while playing pretend.

The creator of Iranor have another entry! The story is about three elementalists: Meriel, Lianthorn and Fyra, representing the element of water, lightning and fire respectively. The source of power of magic in their world has been shut off and they are send to investigate why and restore the power.

- The game have a feel of Megaman to it. I'll explain: you have four dungeons. One of them cannot be finished unless you finished the three other ones. You can do the other three in any order you want. Once you beat one of these dungeon, one of character will have access to the spells of its element. (For Meriel, it's going to be water. For Lianthorn, lightning. And for Fyra, fire.) Things is elements and monsters have a built-in rock/paper/scissors type of thing. Water beats fire, fire beats lightning and lightning beats water. In other words, by beating one dungeon, you gain an advantage to do another specific dungeon and allow you to optimize your way to the end of the game. This is nothing new, but it's still well thought nonetheless.

- This is a known problem, but I'll say it again: there is a missing file. It happens in an unlockable room in the final dungeon. (At least, with this kind of problem, I can have a little fun with this.)

- Eaten text.

- The fairy can prevent you from going out of the room, forcing the player to wait for her to come out to be able to leave. (Or interacting with her as it makes her disappear.)

- You can actually get an infinity of fairies by leaving and reentering the room.

- In the room of the final boss, you can't go back as the teleporter brings you back there.

- There is no flavor text for the last crystal despite there is one for the other three.

- Engaging the final boss from behind and beating it softlocks the game.

Anyway, a nice entry which is way more balanced and enjoyable than Iranor. The humor is simple, but it works, and the world keeps its consistency throughout the game.

However I have the feeling the late game as been rushed out the door considering that most of the problems I encountered where at the secret room of the final dungeon and the final boss room themselves.

Good job overall! But don't forget to test everything, don't get too much in a hurry. ^^

Great work KV. This like the perfect Game jam game!

Nice battle system with element strengths. Not very original story but a fun play and some funny dialogue!

I liked it :)

Pretty straightforward design, executed well. Would love to see you expand your lore beyond the elemental power crystal storyline that nerds like us have seen a billion times.

Each dungeon was very satisfying to beat, and the boss dialog was worth a few smiles.

I broke the game at the dragon boss. If you interact with him in the wrong place, the following move event breaks the game. 

The real magic is the friends we make along the way!

I liked the little puzzle element in each of the dungeons and it rewarded you to find and defeat all the enemies. The final boss was a good implementation of the elemental weakness system. Only a small hiccup with the missing !Flame.png.

Well done!

The game does suffer some music-related lag when played in the browser. This is a known issue with MV, so it was something I was expecting to happen. However, it does hurt some of the effect of a scene when the music doesn't come in until many seconds (or even a minute+) later. The most egregious instance of this was when I went into the battle against the Lightning Minotaur, where the battle music took almost a minute to load, and after another almost-minute the battle scene appeared - which caused my computer to start lagging. (This was what led me to download the game instead).

I was amused to see that one of the characters is named Meriel - that's the placeholder name for one of the characters in my main project.

In the Main Generator, if you defeat all the ghosts and the door appears, the game has an error where it's looking for and can't find !Flame.png. After I added that file in, the dialogue for the "Farie" goes outside of the window and is unreadable.

I liked how each element had another it was strong against and one it was weak against, and I liked how the final boss changed between the three elements. I also liked how you get extra weapons for helping the elves in the dungeon turn back from being monsters.

Hey there, 

your game gave me a good laugh. The boss conversations and especially the ending was hilarious. Good job!

The rock-paper-scissors combat gave me some Pokémon vibes. I don't quite get why fire is supposed to be strong agains lightning and vice versa. I feel that ice magic would've been a better fit, but I love the whole system nonetheless.

The fights could've been a lot tougher in my opinion. I managed to avoid every single fight that was not necessary and still had an easy time against all of the bosses. I still enjoyed myself overall.