This entry is incredibly well done! Really nice polish and atmosphere. Some typos in the text, but a nice variety to keep it interesting. I'm not sure if it's totally random but, I played a little past the first boss that the game hinted would be difficult. After that, the game kept giving me vials without much else to do, so I slowly died. It kind of reminds me of roguelikes in that aspect, which I think is the idea. In roguelikes, it's all about getting to the bottom of the dungeon, so I really would have liked to see a similar incentive here. Maybe there is an ending but at the moment it feels like you're doomed from the start.

I really liked playing Loot Goblin. It's very polished, the pacing is excellent, love the fact that there are empty rooms. Though a few things:

•  I wish Hordalot's health was closer to the combat log, it's a bit jarring keep glancing left and right between the logs and the health bar
• I wish I could see enemy health and strength. It's difficult to make tactical decisions without knowing if we are close to the end of the combat or not
• A number at the end like "number of rooms traversed" would help. For now, I've little ways of knowing if I did better than last run
• Controls are a bit odd, Instead of ctrl+alt+click, it would be ideal to have a trashcan tile.

I want to point out those are very minor issues compared to the high quality of the game though. Awesome job!

Very fun game, I love the aesthetic of a goblin in your backpack sorting your inventory for you, and the eyes following the cursor was a nice touch. The game reminds me of Backpack Hero, though I feel like there's enough uniqueness that it stands out. I feel like the pacing was a little slow, and would have liked an auto-progress option rather than having to hit space all the time, or at least a button to click since the rest of the controls are mostly mouse based. Also, an indicator of progress would be nice, as it was hard to tell how far through I was when I died or whether it is just endless, though the tutorial scrolls popping up in certain rooms makes me think there is at least a somewhat linear progression through the rooms. The text prompts were pretty funny, though due to the repetitiveness of most prompts I found myself not reading them after a while. Also, I would have liked a button to automatically move items to/from the combine area rather than dragging them, especially since if the sword wasn't lined up properly it would just ping back into my inventory. Overall a really nice game, sorry for the wall of text!

Impressive amount of stuff going on in this thing. Some thoughts while playing:

Pace was a bit too slow for me to want to continue after failing a run. Potions being time-based when the rest of the game is very turn-based seemed off to me.

Wish I could combine my already-equipped items (or at least view their stats)

Having multiple music tracks to choose from was a nice touch, but they all sounded very samey to me.

Typos in the combat text were a bit glaring.

Really awesome presentation. Enjoyed it a lot! Reminds me of dwarf fortress logs :)

The hint scrolls are awesome and wow great presentation. I enjoyed your submission a lot. :-)

LOOT!! Isn’t that just the most fun part of the dungeon games :D Nice job with the aesthetics and the overall feel of the game.

Pretty fun, I enjoyed the pyramid progression of weapons/armor. Music/sound design also is great. I feel like most of the potions aren't super worthwhile with how long they last though.

Game has a lot of little touches that made it really enjoyable: the hint scrolls, the funny event logs, the goblin's eyes, and clicking on the backpack to start the game!