Overall: 2- An interesting premise stretched way too far. As Nate said, you'd want to compress this for a game jam. There is so much running around, finding dead ends, and fighting basic enemies that I got tired pretty quickly. A jam game should make a strong impression without too much extra fluff. Going forward, I'd suggest not only narrowing the game's scope (which you did fairly well in other Harold Jams IIRC) but finding ways to differentiate your gameplay and combat and make it more memorable.

Gameplay: 2- Really most of the gameplay is running through sprawling maps that should really be half the size at most and hitting dead ends. Battles felt stock and unmodified and I really couldn't tell what enemies were weak to or how much health they had. I also forgot to grab my party members like KV and got mopped for it. Animal spawn rates were way too low to really make the constant running feel justified. I like the idea of being able to return to the home map at any time to buy items, but armor and weapons require so much grinding to afford for even one party member.

Story: 2- Not exactly heavy on it.

Music: 2- RTP. Sound effects also needed some balancing. Ice-type moves are very very loud.

Graphics: 2- RTP.

Comedy: 2- Not a whole lot to be found, but also not in a way that detracts from the game.

Graphics: 2 - TREES. SO MANY TREES.

The random dungeon drove me nuts cause it was like staring into an abyss of green. I'm not sure if I can think of anything else to say, haha.

Sound: 2 - Nothing particularly of note, but the generic RTP field music is a perfect idle grindy game like this.

Story: 2 - There's no real story following the intro, and no one talks, either. I'm not gonna batter you on this point, though, since this clearly wasn't the focus, so I'll leave the score like this.

Comedy: 2 - There's a campy Bad Dudes reference, but the line is awkward. I'm not sure if there is anything else that would really qualify as comedy.

Gameplay: 1 - There's a lot I didn't like, but thankfully a lot of it is also easy to fix were you to expand this. Some of them were already said I'm sure, but the following is what I thought while playing:

The appearance rate of tokens was too low. For a grindy game like this, the option to speed up the animations or skip them is heavily advised, as the combat is pretty sluggish. The miss rate on physical attacks is frustratingly high, sometimes Kasey had to almost all of the DPS herself. To a degree it's expected that that random dungeons have dead ends, but there's an enormous amount of them, and none of them have loot so it mostly just feels bad. Speaking of loot, where is it!? I want loot in my vibes-based grindy dungeon game.

Overall: 2 - It's definitely unfinished and the gameplay is rough but I don't think it's a bad idea necessarily. For games like this it's best to generously provide the player with large quantities of dopamine. Loot, cool monsters, secrets, even bonus scenes or whatever if you decide to have a more character-driven focus. Working those kinds of things would help make this game enjoyable.

While the concept and idea of the game are interesting, the low spawn rate of the animal make the game too repetitive. However, it seems like the dungeon is generated. If that the case, I like it. 

Anyway, this is a good submission. Good job!

Overall: 2 (It hurts to be this harsh)

Gameplay: 2 (Dungeon Crawling Collectathon is an interesting idea. This implementation just doesn’t work for a jam)

Music: 3 (RTP, but that particular field theme is a bleeping bop)

Story: 1 (There’s a story beyond the intro cutscene?)

Graphics: 3 (Mostly RTP, although that fence tile is new)

Comedy: 2 (Didn’t feel like it was trying to be funny outside a shoehorned Bad Dudes reference)

The game loop idea is interesting, you just stretched it out way too far for the jam 😅i'd have balanced it to get to the gates in 10-20 mins personally. Shame about the gate bug, too.
Hey, I also sent incomplete games before, that's how we learn haha 🩵

Not too bad, but I played for like 25 minutes and didn't seem to go anywhere. Also couldn't buy anything in the lobby which sucked. I like the direction the game was going, but unfortunately I didn't get see anything outside the first set of dungeons.