This game has a slight learning curve, seeing as you have to pay close attention to many of the parameters for each of your party members as well as their equipment and weapon of choice. At first, I was not really into it and I felt that there is too much information thrown at the player to start. After a bit of playing (and dying by a group of rats on my first go), I truly began to get a feel for combat and, thankfully, got a really comfortable setup with a yellow rouge (Axe wielder), red warrior (Sword wielder), and blue mage (Spear wielder). In short, it will take a little bit of adjusting but once you do it becomes more enjoyable.

I am impressed with the detail it must have took to balance the combat and set all these skills in place for each equipment. The custom enemies are also a nice touch. That is all I can say that is positive.

The presentation is passable at best. The game has some decent mapping and dialogue is functioning, but I would like a cleaner battle HUD where the icons not get in the way so much. In addition, a better menu or window would be appreciated here. The cave where the goblin mage dwells is fine, but not much to it to make it stand out in anyway from any other cave. Just 

This was a smooth experience all the way around. It is not something I am personally interested in (a bit too D&D-like for my taste), but there is no denying the potential and effort that went into this project.

I wish you luck for your game.

This was quite fun! It feels like a fun game of D&D. I like the character creation and the whole beginning area was quite comical. I think the art for the enemies was custom made? Which is nice. I like the whole combat/equipment system too. My only suggestion/idea, which might be something you plan on doing anyway based on how this game plays, is that if you start a new game after already playing & dying, change the intro dialogue up a bit - like The Caller mentions how you're the second/third/etc group he's called on, stuff like that. Good job, keep up the good work!