i'd have gone with "lavender tower".

anyway, it was cool. the tweening of the movement took a little to get used to.

I think that straight light sight further down a hall to indicate available new tiles to go to would be good.

i wish those spiders would face me when i fight them.

Very nice lighting effects on the walls! Unfortunately I had to stop at level 3; the up stairs appeared in a corner square, and there didn't seem to be any way to enter them?

Still, the game was a pleasant experience, and I appreciated the presence of a web build even though the game is obviously stretching what the browser can cope with. Thanks for making it!

I enjoyed this, though as pointed out by others the acceleration on the movement and turning makes it feel quite jerky. I think just linear movement would work better.

That said it is a really good looking game and the spiders lurking in the darkness really gave it a good dungeon crawl feel - I also liked the healing on exploration mechanic, it added a lot to the mapping out of the dungeon so you don't just end up walking around randomly.

It also worked well in the browser even if it felt a bit "heavy".

But a good solid submission to the jam! Well done!

I really like the presentation. The wall texture feels lovely, it just pops out visually.

A couple of points: sometimes spiders wouldn't even face me while attacking me (not a biggie, but looks strange), plus there's no actual fail state: the game over screen doesn't stop me from moving.

I like the graphical presentation. The UI and environment look quite nice. I don't like the way you've animated your movement and turning. The acceleration in the animation makes it susceptible to causing motion sickness for viewers. This is harder to notice when you're playing it or if you don't get motion sickness, but it's something I had to fix in mine.

I'm not a massive arachnophobe, but jeeze, the dead spiders looming out the dark is creepy as. Not necessarily a bad thing. Just creepy.

The combat is simple, but functional; obviously some audio or screen effects might make it feel a bit more satisfying. I love the exploration bonus for healing, it makes planning how you map out the maze a more interesting decision.

The game over screen is nice. I'll never know what the win screen was, because that creeps the heck out of me.

Overall, very complete feeling, well done!

Nice concept that forces you to get out of the 'comfort zone' (i.e. explored area), but the combat feels too simple to last for long.  I hope this gets further development later, as this idea has potential.

I made it to floor 3 and the screen flashed red like I'd been hit and it froze. I really enjoy the graphics, especially the lighting and all the purple! I also really like the added strategy and incentive to explore with healing by walking on unexplored tiles. I think more could be made from that idea.

I think the game is bugged. It crashed on me just after I got to floor 2.