There's no question this game is clunky. The WASD+E controls are awkward, the dialogue system is at best clunky and at worst outright bugged, and there are no niceties like a quest log or visible inventory. Yet I was drawn in by the weird, wacky world, bizarre concept, and biting humour. It seems to be a game consisting entirely of sidequests, which is brilliant. I think the only real issue I had was that the audio mixing really crushes the voice lines, which is a shame. I really wish I had time to give this a proper playthrough, and I might come back to it after the jam.

Well that was certainly some kind of adventure! I think this has the record for the most sidequests and voiced characters in a SBIG entry.

There really wasn't much to the gameplay, it wasn't frustrating though there were some pain points. Specifically I found it annoying navigating the forest looking for non-blocked paths. Some looked clear but weren't, while more narrow pathways between trees were perfectly navigable. The movement speed could also stand to be increased, or at least given a sprint option. And the dialogues were unskippable and always seemed to last just a second too long, which made the repeasted talking to NPCs a bit more rough than I think it should have been.

on the positives though, a lot of so bad its good voice acting, a wide variety of characters (I think Barrack Jose is one of my favourites), and a fairly detailed level all add up to an interesting end product.

Plus I always love seeing callbacks to previous SBIG games, so seeing spirit elf here was nice. Good work!

Nice game!

Wew! First game I tried so far, and it's a strong start! Really liked the various characters and voices. I didn't quite know what to expect, but the   quests were *interesting*  and the gameplay at least didn't outstay it's welcome, and I did eventually manage to defeat the spirit elf somehow. Great work!

monster, how should i feel

AMAZING GAME! 10/10!