Ambitious title. I found it challenging to figure out how to open a door. I was told to hit "E" to interact but then the same to stop interacting and it didn't do anything. I figured out you could click on the doorknob to open it but then the cursor went away and I couldn't click on anything anymore. Honestly I think you had a lot of really good in-world storytelling but it the whole experience had lots of little issues like this that made it hard to progress through. The in-world experience was charming PSX-like graphics which I would like to see more of in games.

This game was one of the hardest for me to rate! I kind of love and hate it at the same time xD
Very provocative, but also unique, and, to my shame, way too engaging. I actually felt sad when the game stopped at the part where you enter the painting, because I wanted to see more.
I’m not sure if that was a bug - I just couldn’t move or interact with anything right after opening the entrance behind the painting. But I’d love to give it another try when I have time.
Also, I’m not a big fan of AI-generated images, but they really helped you create so much content in such a short time, which is honestly impressive. And the red lighting around interactable objects was a nice touch.
Thanks for sharing!

Overall, I'm not sure how I feel about this entry. The gameplay was good, the exploration was nice, the mobs in the dungeon and how they were linked to the "hero" was a very nice touch but... well, as a lot of others said, it was just over the top in crass content that it veered into eye-rolling territory. If that were toned down a bit or had a bit more nuance/subtext, it would be awesome.

Really fraked me the F out! I liked the Art style, and didn't mind that it was "crass" nice to have a unique experience.

Ah, hard to rate that one, as it was a hair to crass for me, but that was the point I suppose. The music was a bit grating and the story a little bit too “strange”. From a pure Dungeon Crawler perspective the movement was fast and controlled well. The battle system worked fine and was a bit funny to me, as we have a running joke at work, that you can get out of every situation, when you just shit yourself ;)

You did warn me alright ...

It was ... something. I guess I enjoyed the ride? The game plays as fast as you press the buttons and the perspective is good, I thought it was mostly funny although I'm not proud of it, I didn't get all the ins and out but from trying to make sense of the few hints I could gather the player character might not be a totally respectable person.

The exploration and adventure game parts are fine, if anything I wish the turn-based combat was actually punishing.

Thanks for sharing!

I think the worst part of the game was the music :'''''( I don't know if it was on purpose (probably) to be so horrible but I ad to nearly cut the sound to be able to continue the game. Appart from the fact the images were AI generated and added to the weird look of the game, I really liked the way the interaction is implemented. However, the NSEW compass was just a fixed image (maybe on purpose), which really didn't help with how impossible it was to understand where you are (I found the sledgehammer by pure luck after nearly 5 minutes of running around).
Also, I've probably never pooped that much in my life ! :o

This game sure is one of a kind! LOL. I thought it was really interesting how you made a very dislikable main character. You don't see that in games very much. I agree with WanderingTheDepths' comment about first person perspective, and how it would have been amazing to show more of the tile you are standing on. The crypt level in particular was very disorienting at times. I really liked the interaction mechanic with the doors, and environment as well. Overall solid submission, albeit a little gross. :P

Fun game. Wayyy too vile/gross for me :), but considering that's the intent I'd say success on that part? Generally like the concept of the anti-hero discovering that the hero is a dickhead, but would have loved to see it more fleshed out. I'd loved it if you had teamed up with an artist instead of using generative AI though :). Combat was pretty basic, but overall impressive for a nine day jam!

Yay, I made it.... kinda.

Had some issue when arriving at the last location, I could move around with the combat screen open. I completed the combat and it went away and I could complete the game after that.

Thanks for the sausage.

interesting concept, and nice visuals during gameplay.  i was having some issues with using a controller but will revisit. music got a bit grating after a little while, would love to hear something a bit more dynamic

I managed to beat it but I think it bugged out because I lost the last fight and then when I started to go back I was on the win screen. I just mashed attack on the combat screen as that seemed to be the most effective. I did try the third option at one point and was glad it didn't work at that time lol. The game itself has a good lo-fi 3d aesthetic to it that sort of reminds me of older play station games but the game itself grossed me out! I guess I should have heeded the warning on the front page.

It's tough to leave a comment with a game that is hard to like, but I also know that it's nice just to get any comment at all as feedback on something you put some work into, so I hope you can take this in the friendly constructive criticism spirit that it's intended.

I wanted to like this game but it turned out a little too crass and juvenile to be an enjoyable anti-hero/antagonist romp. I don't mind gross/weird ideas but I would prefer them to either be more clever or better motivated. I do think the puzzle type event in the second area is darkly clever but I don't think we needed the visuals in order to get the idea. I also like the "even demons think this guy is totally vile" bit.

I love the general idea of the story, which was what motivated me to play this. The idea of a gross anti-hero who slowly discovers that the local hero is actually a pretty horrible guy is a great idea. More fleshed out, you could have more of a setup like wandering around the tavern hearing people talk about how great he is, how he saved the village from something (which you later learn was a problem he caused), or later play with the idea of who would even believe this gross drunk about what he uncovered. But that's also just the realities of only 9 days of development time.

I like the artwork, and I like the lo-fi dungeon aesthetic with prerendered assets, it feels very much like a mid-90s game in that way. Same for the idea of colored keys and doors, a very old school dungeoning concept.

This is not a major criticism, but just something I always notice in first person RPGs, and wanted to note: it is good to give the player as much information as you can about where they're standing in the first person view. Meaning, if you can provide more info than "I'm facing a wall," like "I'm facing a wall and there's a corridor to my right and another wall to my left," that's usually preferable. The main way to do this is treat the view as if the character is standing at the back of their occupied tile rather than the center.

For combat: once you learn how to do it, it's way too easy, however for the type of game it is I did appreciate that it was able to be easily mastered to let the player reach the end without getting stuck. Too easy of a game is better than too hard! Also I never noticed the urine meter decreasing, which must've either been a not-fully-implemented mechanic or possibly broken in this build. If it was my game to design, I might do something like:

• you can level up to increase max HP
• even defending causes you to take minimal damage, so sometimes you might make the choice to power through and hope to kill before you take a lot of hits waiting for an opening
• fountains recover HP but lower urine, so eventually you run out of healing
• but you can find ancient dungeon booze to refill urine

But again, it's not my game, just something that I think would work with the existing design.

I thought it was a good length for the jam.

Oh, there was also an odd thing, when pressing escape it comes up with a menu referring to shooting and crouching and going into first person mode, must've been an engine remnant for another game or something.

I don't think it was terrible and it could totally be fleshed out into a more interesting and cohesive whole, with more time behind it!