I was able to crush all these pityful creatures. I think playing slowly might allow that the game does not freeze to death. I like the concept and the enemies look cool but it seems that they never die, you can revive the same monster as much as you want, damage from both parts might be a bit low too, and I prefer to see the tiles on my left and right when navigating, at least in traditional cases such as this one.

Thanks for submitting a game.

There seems to be two copies of this.

I put the same rating on each, but the judges may need to decide that only one is the "true" one or something.

I've got the same problem as the others posted here - controls stop working sporadically. Seems to be happening just after combat, either with the middle spell or by using corpses in inventory.

The only way for me to advance is by clickspamming fire at all times, and always choose revive when presented with the option. After a skeleton fight my health bar disappeared, I think something popped up but since I was clickspamming it immediately closed? Anyway, I could beat the skellies and then I reached the ogre thing. Then I got clobbered to death lol

I'm curious to see what the intended way to play would be, and how it would continue.

As for generic feedback of what I could play: I'm also not a fan of not seeing if you can go left or right when entering a new tile. It makes things a bit more tedious without much purpose, as far as I can tell. The music sets the mood, and the graphics are fitting. Other than that, I couldn't get far enough to comment on other features or mechanics :(

The animated creatures look nice.

I couldn’t really figure out how the combat works though. An in-game tutorial for the first combat encounter would be nice.

Concept is interesting but the game often freezes when I revive mobs and I can no longer move or perform any other action :(