I thought that the map addition would completely change the game for me but it didn't help me much. I suck at the game more than ever before and my playthrough must have looked totally embarrassing. After barely a few days I hit a wall that would require a lot of effort to get past. Even if I manage to find the mirror, it's located in THAT room.

Doors are an amazing idea to help with navigation, though it was negligible once dungeons became more complex. Sometimes they refuse to open until I walk away from them.

It seems like the game requires a lot of muscle memory to get going, like crouch jump-height ledges, precision bounces, etc.

The controls feel too twitchy while walking around, the acceleration is too quick. It feels a bit weird and it's hard to adjust position accurately and smoothly, especially while trying to interact or fall down into a narrow tunnel.

Crouch toggle is a weird decision, since it's used for platforming and I see it's turned on only once I land and see how slow I'm walking.

Action planner feels like busywork, especially once I started failing repeatedly and wanted to restart as soon as I can, though that's seems to match a dungeon management paperwork feel if that's what you were going for.

You know what would be cool? Warioland level flow but adapted for your game. You activate the mirror and that's when timer starts and some level elements change (crates become destroyable?). This could marry the exploration, room and movement practicing and timed execution aspects on top of adding planning and being able to scale up the dungeons.

This game would be amazing once it hits the flow zone but I will likely never reach it.

Video, as promised. I forgot to hold down my push to talk button a few times, sorry. The game's shaping up super well. Difficulty ramp-ups feel steep, but I'm a shitter. I don't really have any negative feedback though, it's a blast as always and it's getting better and better. Keep it up.

In the grimdark future there is only the endless dungeon. The last human is an undead skeleton and all human females are long gone. There's no other choice but to resort to goblins.

I uhhh am pretty sure that's the story

I'm not sure if playing this while having a pretty bad headache was the best idea but oh well. I was pretty unfocused so some times I just ran around getting lost without thinking about it or clicking buttons... You'll see in the video I guess haha, it must be frustrating to watch people run around it circles or fail jumps again and again I can imagine.

I like all the additions and changes since I played last really. The game flows a lot better from the start. Action system is kinda weird but it works well I think.

I think my problem with the game is pretty much inherent too the first person platformer genre; its hard to gauge where your body is supposed to be. I'll often get stuck on geometry or just can't reach to pull yourself up or misjudge a where you land. I guess its just something you get better at with experience at the game.

The tooltips are just slightly too slow. Also I kept waiting for tooltips to show up while hovering over action cards before remembering that you have to click them. Maybe that's just me...

Starting room is a lot nicer and the holographic map is cool. But I didn't get if you can see where the starting room is on it? So I kinda just ignored it on the larger levels. Different mirror room layouts is nice too, although I somehow failed the jump up like 10 times in a row once. Whoops.

I had some sound bug sometimes while landing from a jump, you should hear it in start the video.

Half of the eyebrows of a goblin's face was covered by the hat for one face. But maybe that's intended.

Gameplay video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GOQp7kh2NkvXZKokrNanriSr9Q7iwMfR/view

Defeated the tutorial.

Add physical boss-glasses as an expensive kickstarter reward when it's time for funding. 

Starting cutscene is cute and funny, the rest of them are also good. 

Threw a box at the roof and it travelled through it. 

Babby steps+ unlocked... I feel worried.  

I accidentally removed my good seals... I thought I was choosing them, that is what you get for not paying attention. 

Okay, that does not matter, they are safely stored in the categories. 

Babysteps+ filtered me hard my first run. Gotta be honest with you, as soon as the difficulty increased the time limit made my lack of skills apparent. Keep losing the runs. This could possibly be mitigated with the seals and the management options which increases time-bonuses but I think I might not be good enough for the harder stuff. 

Played until day 8 for now, I should have accepted that I am a regular baby and not a baby+.

Fun game!

It took me a while for me to get that you're supposed to be learning the room layouts and figuring out optimal ways to traverse them
The dungeons started feeling a bit labyrinthic at babysteps++ but that's just me meeting unfamiliar rooms while battling the clock, it's indicative of the kind of complexity that makes roguelites replayable.

Maybe a map showing already explored rooms would help mitigate the confusion, and imo interacting with the magic mirror's target shouldn't ask you for confirmation beyond babystep dungeons.

Of course it's missing the non-placeholder art that would make the dungeons worth grinding, but I guess that comes later