Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback. I agree with everything you posted.
I have some new features ready to release that are waiting on audio. They are incremental improvements, but it's a start.
I was reluctant to join this jam because of the generative AI restrictions. Genai for code completion is godsend, especially as I get older and have to look stuff up more frequently. I also like to use it for brainstorming and scaffolding. I work in tech and live between Meta and Google HQs so there's really no avoiding it for me if I want to stay relevant and have a job.
The less restrictions the better as long as everything is disclosed is my preferred ruleset. Unless the restrictions are central to the objective of the jam.
I love dungeon crawlers, starting with Dungeon Master on my Amiga, so I want to support this jam despite the restrictions.
Good luck with the jam!
Thank you for checking it out. I spent most my time working on the village then had to rush to throw some dungeon crawler into it so it's very incomplete right now. I should add that to the description. The second floor of the dungeon is blocked off because I ran out of time. I have seven floors built, but they are mostly empty.
I plan to circle back and address the following items:
Some items that might be added at some point include:
Thank you again for taking the time to check out the game and providing feedback! It means a lot.
Thanks for taking the time to check it out and post your feedback. I'll get the gap in the world fixed in the next release. I'm working on major changes to improve the feel of combat and allow for more variety in combat which will be in the next release as well. Improving the sky/weather/day/night is on my short list.