I smashed everything in the dungeon. 

The game looks good and the style of the environment, the enemies and the UI are very consistent. Movement is snappy and feels good. I love the idea of implementing the solitude theme through the character fighting insanity by talking to puppets and the puppet is very cute, that's super cool, and the way it works through managing your material to maintain the puppet is pretty fine as well.

From my experience shards are a trap ;). I got killed a few times and realised the solution to win was to not using them (I think using the yellow one even froze the game).

I don't like that I can't advance through the dialogs at my own pace and the same can be said about combat. In theory both bars increasing in real-time might work as it should mean you need to push forward but even ignoring the current balance I think one way I would possibly prefer is if Solitude increased either at each step or in the beginning or ending of each combat while life is regained only via potions.

The game is currently unpolished but it's a cool entry, thanks for sharing.

I did not get far, tried 4 times and got further the last one. Had some issues where I did not align correctly to the tiles and couldn't enter a doorway. Combat was tough and I tried using the T- companion several times but unsure if it made any difference. Sometimes my health regenerated and sometimes not.

The graphics are great, I love the style. And the grid movement is ok but I got off grid more than once and couldn't enter a door. Combat is better served fleeing as you can die even to a single enemy from full health. I would almost suggest to not even include a web build if it's not at parity with the download. Sound and music would have gone a long way as I didn't download the game. Also the dialogue should be skippable, after dying twice it was a slog to sit through it again since the game restarts you.

 Unfortunately I couldn't finish the handful of times I tried due to getting off grid and I believe I needed to enter that particular door to advance..

I liked the style but didn't like the janky controls. keyboard for this, mouse for that. no help and no logic to it either - not the best start.

The camera got bleached when you were close to things - again maybe trying for the madness thing, but didn't really work and wasn't nice to play.

The real nail was the anti control scheme. you felt like it was always fighting you. stop the action press the mouse, now use the keys, now do something else - Just not a good experience.

But I liked the graphics and the general concepts

I like the way you handled the camera and visuals here, It seems like you may have ran out of time to polish the combat system though, as others have noticed. I think this is a good effort for the jam though, and I like the direction you were headed!

That art was pretty damn awesome. I couldn't get behind the combat though. Unless I was missing something, It seemed like the only way to defeat enemies was to spam attack until I had a sliver of health. Flee. Let the health recharge, then go back and repeat. This process wasn't fun and involved no real sense of dexterity. Was also very time consuming given the amount of enemies in a really small space. 

I really liked the look of this one, and had fun navigating the maze. The combat was so tedious though, mostly because it took so long to chip away at an enemy's health.

I liked the pixel art. Unfortunately I found the dialogues appear very slowly. Also, I found myself waiting for my health bar to refill before each combat, and makes fights feel repetitive. Nevertheless, nice start!