Overall not a bad entry. I'm just not a big fan of this implementation of auto battler, I feel like it takes too much agency away from the player and ends up feeling repetitive and dull to me as I just wait for the monster or me to die. I can't complain about much else, the movement is nice and snappy, the graphics are fine if a bit samey throughout, the monster portraits are great.

One thing to note is I was able to walk through the walls near some of the fountains and clip outside of the dungeon.

Lovely little game. The autobattling is very welcome and as a result the combat has a nice pace and feel.

The itemisation is done very well, with a number of vectors for scaling. I like that the base stats scale with level, so if you're feeling brave you can hang on to your rerolls. With more difficulty and more levels this could become a really great mechanic in seeing how long you can wait.

There are a few colliders missing and I walked through a wall next to a fountain. I would have loved a little more tile variety, but as it stands this is a solid entry with a nice enjoyable gameplay loop and meaningful progression of player power.

Thank you.

I really enjoyed this one! A little weirdness on the perspective. But, the combat system has a ton of potential.

You can see my play through here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2114770109?t=00h26m42s

First thing first, the game window is WIDE. I don't know if this is a problem for everyone else but when I tried it on my PC (with dual monitors) the game is like one and a half screen wide, and the lower part of the game is barely visible. There's no way to fix this though, so I just played as it is.

The movement is too snappy, I almost feel like the game just jumped to the next tile and not moving as normal. The battle is nice, it's automated and I got an item after fighting, but it'd be better if we can see if the equipment we get is better or worse after we get it.

A map would be useful though, since most of the dungeons are totally the same and it gets confusing where you are.

The rerolling of items idea was a nice touch, but I think I lucked out with a couple of nice high damage and life leech items near the start, as I only picked up maybe 6 items and stashed everything as rerolls (I then never used). So there is a very nice idea and the only (?) game of the jam, which has randomized loot, which is pretty cool. I liked, that I could strategize with my movement a bit to not have to battle every enemy. The Founder had no chance against me at the end. He made 1 damage and I leeched about 5 HP every turn...very empowering :)
The graphics are fine, but I did not care for the stepsize or block size, well I just did not get a good feel for my movement, you have to work on that one a bit more.

I defeated the Founder of the Lineage.

The gameplay was very satisfying and the game fun to play. First thing first, movement is fast. The character system is nice and the item choice system is very cool, I really like choosing between if I really need an item right now or gain a reroll for later when the items found will be stronger. Combat won't waste your time if your items are not too bad. Finally the portraits are very cool with a unique style, they immediately reminded me of your game from last year , I love this style.

There's something that doesn't completely satisfy me with the perspective, are there half step in door tiles or something? I don't love the overall presentation, I don't think the different parts mesh that well together and I don't particularly like neither the 3d part nor the UI part. The boss fight was a bit underwhelming but I guess I simply owned super strong equipment.

Overall this was a very fun game, thanks for sharing.

A short but very enjoyable game. I really like the combat and loot mechanism. It's simple but interesting. I'd love to see this expanded into a full game.