The game is a bit rough around the edges with several little things which probably don't exactly work  as intended (you don't die, picking items is weird, probably not intentionally invisible walls ...) but you put plenty of content there, the game is relatively ambitious, enemies look cool, I was happy to see buttons on the walls and character development especially and you've got story bits. Movement feels mostly right although when mashing the buttons it could probably be a bit smoother. Life bar aside the UI looks good. Note that I think invisible walls are cool so this one I can just assume they were intended and the game gets better.

It certainly has potential but suffers from inconsistent assets and poor combat. Also, it looks like there's a bug that won't let me die. 

This is a really cool game, gg, love the rpg atmosphere and the game looks really good! Congratulations.

There's a lot of potential here! I like the little red riding hood setting, the RPG mechanics with weapons and companions, the secret passage in the forest, and some of the pixel art is really pretty. Some portraits or images aren't the same resolution as the rest though, which makes them blurry, and I had some trouble with the UI too, often needing to click multiple times on a cookie for it to register. I'd be totally interested to see a more fleshed out version of this, great work!

I had a lot of trouble with the UI - when I open the inventory, I was unable to close it easily, it seems I need to find the location hiding behind the inventory where the inventory icon was now covered up.  This might be an aspect ratio issue.  If you're only going to support exactly 1 resolution or aspect ratio, it would be best if it started in windowed mode to avoid these issues =).

I really liked seeing the woodcutter's place looming over the dungeon in the distance when I got closer, gave me a nice sense of progress and destination.  It seems I stayed alive after "dying", however clearly a bug (unless it was some weird duality theme I missed...), it did make it easier to preview the content you've got in there =).  I really like the character art!

Obviously it needs some debugging, but I adore the general vibe and aesthetic of this game, in the setup, the art, the dialogue boxes etc.  And the cool-down system for the melee attack felt nice.  Great start.

There are a lot of great ideas in the game. I like the theme and style. The art is also really great. Unfortunately I couldn't finnish it, since I got lost in the forest. I guess its on-topic, haha. I got the dog and then leveled up a bit finding loot behind hidden walls, but I had no idea where to go further, after walking though the entire map several times. Overall it feels you ran into a bit of time trouble at the end and could't completely finnish it. I think it has a lot of potential though. :)

The pixel art is pretty nice, although a lot of it is hurt because it's inconsistently scaled sometimes but the dungeon crawling is also entertaining. I like the UI design, although it might've been a bit to try and polish up. There's little feedback in the combat system other than the messages which doesn't make it very fun to fight things (I honestly didn't really notice I had "died" since you are functionally immortal.)

Seems like a good idea, but it's not filled in enough!

• There’s a lot of good art for this game (like that title screen!) but a lot of it is spoiled by the pixel scaling issues. I’m sure you’ll address that when you get more time. Likewise with UI functionality type stuff.
• If I die I don’t actually die? I can just keep on going and be invincible?
• Not fully sold on the real-time combat. Waiting for enemies to walk into your tile, freely hitting them and then backing up to repeat was the way to go. I wasn’t taking damage at all until I backed into another enemy while kiting a Ghost Mush with really high HP, and then died basically instantly. You’d have to find a way to make timing/positioning basically the entirety of the game complexity, I think…
• Please fix the your/you’re typo on the second dialogue window in the game thx
• Unclear how the theme plays into it, as far as I got.

Some notes, while keeping in mind an update is planned:

Ran into multiple invisible walls that even enemies couldn't get through in the middle of hallways.
Pickups don't all seem to have functionality right now unless I'm missing something. 
The torch was already explained in response to another comment. 
Additionally the drops from enemies sometimes spawn with the image side-on to the player so you can't see it's there unless you turn to the side in the hallway. 
My frame rate starts to tank when there are 3 enemies near the player.
It's rough but yeah it was made in a week. I'll give it a try again after that update comes through. Overall pretty solid base for a game here though.

Very nice! This one looked great, the levels felt like the right size, the UI was gorgeous. I really enjoyed crawling this one. I would recommend you have the "click to skip dialog" instead be 'click to fully expand the dialog for the impatient that want to read it", then click again to skip to the next. Overall a very nice showing and a cool concept.

Don't force me to use taskmanager to quit your game. Make ESC quit.

The UI is kind of a mess. Each element looks pretty good on its own, but you have several different scales of pixels and bluryness.

Not really sure what the torch is for when you have fullbright lighting.

Animated mushrooms look pretty good.

It probably needs some music.