Wow this was really cool!

I love the egyptian theme, the artwork was nice, the movement felt great, and I especially liked the camera shake when bumping into walls!

The inter-party banter I think works quite well, and I found it kinda funny when they dealt with the Sphinx. And the scripted encounters, especially the final boss were good too.

I do kinda wish the combat screens were more like the final boss though, with the enemies in front of the player in the actual world rather than on a 2D screen. It was a bit of a letdown that the win screen just keeps you frozen in front of the final boss, but that's a nitpick.

I liked the verticality to the level layout and how you can drop into different areas for extra items. The automap also worked very well I think, something I wish I had time to add in my entry.

I liked all the sound effects, and I especially liked the music!

Overall this was very well done, great work!

Great Game! Really enjoyed the Egyptian theme and the map exploration. I made sure to fully explore every part for the satisfaction of filling out the map. I also think it was a really cool idea deviating from the normal battle visuals for the final boss

Everything is really cohesive here and it's very 'complete' for a jam game. The setting and back story is interesting and the graphics really add to the overall mood. I did find the combat a bit dull and repetitive but I'll be the first to admit I'm not the biggest fan of JRPG style combat so it might just be me! Random thing I noticed is the UI would show 'Open (Enter key)' on doorways that you could just walk through seamlessly. Finally I have to mention that the battle music is an absolute jam - love it! Really solid entry. :)

Haha, the ending is over a bit soon, the Hud is still overlaid, but it has story and dialogue, which are great! I like the level design and most of the music. The battles are good and the characters are cute! The map was very helpful and I liked that it filled it out with the space you are looking at ahead as well. It would be nice to add the character icons to the person talking as it's a touch hard to tell between the three, and there are a few times Bastet had different spelling in the dialogue. The only other big thing is that when you go up a set of stairs, the camera is really low to the ground. I remember I had that issue years ago with a different dungeon crawler I was making in UE4, so I don't blame you too hard! Overall a solid entry with a fun theme and characters!

Apep is defeated!

As an enjoyer of egyptian mythology, this was a fun little delve. The combat felt a bit sloggish in the first area, where I still wasn't doing all that damage, but that was no longer an issue later on.

For some reason the combat music is very quiet compared to the rest of the game. Other than that, the presentation is pretty solid! The combat screen's UI gives me persona vibes, and feels maybe a bit anachronistic, but it's stylish enough to make up for it.

The movement feels really nice, and I especially like the wall bonk animation's inclusion!

All in all this was a good experience :)

Great UI aesthetic, great feel overall. Love the Etrian Odyssey influence with the automap and random encounter danger meter, those things are so so nice to have (getting tired of blindly navigating mazes without landmarks). I also think gaining stats from treasure chests is a clever way to keep the scope more focused for the jam.

The battle system seems really well fleshed out (I like the cooldown-based moves especially). Battles can take a while, but it makes those skills that lower defense and whatnot feel more calculative and useful. In many games I never actually use every skill I’m given, as some often seem to be in there just to make up the numbers, but I actually see some design intent here to make battles into more of an optimizable puzzle rather than a grind. It is on the easy side, so I could see not needing to use them effectively, but for a jam game I think the balance is right.

Some nitpicks/suggestions: Light up the art for the enemy the cursor is pointing at. (I noticed I was setting a visual order in my head and then selecting based on which one I saw my characters hitting in the previous round.) Could also be helpful to show active debuffs on an enemy (unless you want to force the player to track that themselves), as well as having a turn counter. Oh, and the screenshake when you bump a wall is a good touch but it shakes a bit too aggressively, haha.

Great game!

Take that Apophis!

This is such a fully formed experience with such a strong style it's actually kinda nuts. The story and dialog and stuff was on-point, I also want to uppercut anyone that blocks my way with riddles lmao. The characters had personalities and the fact that it was so strongly themed was really impressive, I actually feel like I kinda learned something about the mythology, though I didn't fact check that at all :D

Combat was well implemented, though to be honest I did rely heavily on just attacking but that's pretty standard for me unless the combat is difficult enough to require using abilities, that's more of a commentary on how difficult it is to balance jam games and my own laziness than anything though. I did have to use healing and debuffs in some cases.

The levels were fun to explore, they weren't to large and maze like to outstay their welcomes and the objectives (Liek the buttons) were super clear so I didn't worry to much about missing key things. That last level is gorgeous, with the space tiles. In general the visuals are very well put together, obviously heavily "sand" coloured but that makes sense given the setting.

Audio was good as well, I appreciated that the audio was reactive and changed when I went into battle and stuff.

I think this is just a really strong and complete experience. Well done!

Graphics looks great. The general movement is ok and exploration also. Combat is fluent but still very repetitive after a while. Setting and music are great. Solid Entry!

I greatly enjoyed exploration, because the movement controls worked well and the little mini-map drawing as you go was a nice touch (might even add that to my game). Not a fan of the tedious combat though, just a slog with enemies taking so long to go down.

Really love the Egyptian style of this entry! The game played well, with the exploration being especially good! The minimap is helpful, and the handcrafted level really lets all the setpieces shine. The final encounter being there the whole time you're in the last part of the level stood out too. Combat was a little simplistic, but the characters balanced each other out well.

Very impressed by this entry, the 1st person dungeon navigation is implemented expertly with solid level design and it makes good use of the game jam themes. Overall a very well-executed and well-rounded entry.

Ahh! The another egyptian one! I wanted to test this game while I was lurking on #game-jam channel.

I liked how the dialogues between characters party get introduce you to the story. The final boss finally defeated me and I couldn't fight again :/

Good main music theme, it is not intrusive and accompanies you.

This is great! Nice graphics, a bit of story, and some fighting action with funky music!

This is really well put together. It would be nice to see the health of the enemies to give you some idea what you're dealing with. 

But what's this... A map? FINALLY!

5 stars from me on this. Really good job.

Great job all around. Combat reminded of persona a bit, each character had multiple options during combat and everything was nice and snappy, from movement to combat. I loved the Egyptian theme as well, and the final encounter looming over the last dungeon as you go through was a good touch.

Awesome!