Nice entry and very playable. The 3 turns to act, before the enemies doe something are very clear and give some tactical options, maybe some more enemy variety or player skills would move the system to the next level. But the idea is very nice. The graphic are okay, the mix of the hand drawn (while very nice) and the textures is a bit garish. The sound effects are nice and I liked the creepy ambience voice in the background. You even have an end boss, very cool. But why is the weapon disappearing, when directly in front of a wall? Is that a bug or intentional, as as speer is to long for such a distance?

"With his minions defeated Baa's grip on the Comisc Delve weakens."

Although the style of the different parts is probably not exactly consistent I like the overall presentation of the game, the text parts are atmospheric and well presented. The game is fun to play, I like the main action point mechanics, the few diffrent enemies which get you to use it your best way and the game was satisfying to beat.

The tiles might be a bit small, watching a one tile-thick wall from an edge gives that impression. The beholders confused me a bit, I think they can hit you in diagonal, which I don't know if it was intended or not, and when two tiles ahead I had the impression that sometimes they hit you and sometimes they don't, I could almost swear sometimes I managed to kill a beholder without being hit while in the same I can't understand how it's even possible, I probably fantasied that, and either way it's a me problem and not a game problem.

This is a cool entry, thanks for sharing.

This is a very solid core gameplay loop. The art is solid, and I love the puzzle-based combat system! The roguelike 'choose your path' feature was a neat addition too, even if it doesn't currently have many options.

You can watch my playthrough here:

Nice game. Moving well to avoid being attacked was an interesting mechanics. The boss were just barely beatable, so the difficulty level was just right for me. I also liked the atmosphere and art style.

Nice concept with floor clearing and choosing 1 out of 3 for the next. Could see this expanded with some more features. Combat was like a game of chess once I figured it out. Beholders are the only ones that can actually hit you, the rest you can just "dance" around. Thankfully, the boss doesn't spawn beholders so I finished it on the first try. Atmospheric sounds could use a bit of work too, but it's a very solid base overall.

Basic mechanics are spot on. Yes, its too easy as it is right now, but I could imagine enemy that hits furhter than 2 steps or combination of enemies that can 'trap' you. Like more range to mobs in general and mobs actively trying to make use of that range when combined with other mobs.

In general, nice step puzzle combat, I apreciate that :)

Interesting. The graphics and level layout does not look very impressing, but after you get the hang of the mechanics it is quite fun to play. Movement is clunky and view is, lets say not the best. But then I do appreciate these kind of timing and strategic games. Best in the game was the cut-scene before the final boss! Well done!