660 entries is an amazing response. Looking forward to seeing the submissions. Congrats all!
Rising Phoenix Games
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Did I enjoy reading it? Not so much. The font was hard to read and I needed to reread parts of the rules to get it. The school-boy level jokes added nothing of value.
Was I inspired by the game's concept, art, layout, and text? I could see playing this with kids, but there was little to hold me, personally. That's not a criticism.
Am I keen to play the game? Not so much.
One bit of feedback: Who likes cute robots? Who likes b**b and a** jokes? Are these the same people?
Well done!
Check out Just Get Better!, which is a newer version of Blood & Grit and has community copies available. You won't get all the bells and whistles of B&G, but it has everything you need to play (except dice).
Things we loved:
- The theme is excellent. I want to play more games where familiars are the stars. You made that happen.
- It's very pretty. Great choice of tiles and character sprites, they fit together perfectly.
- The music was fun and whimsical.
Consider improving these:
- The text box background makes reading tough.
- Remove "even" in your intro dialogue. And "Something like" and "pretty" in "pretty weak" in the Familiar's manual.
- We eventually got stuck next to the large crystal on level 1, after fighting the slime that was on it. Maybe a logic bug?
Sharpen your blade and prepare for adventure!
Might Reforged is a game of sword and sorcery heroes. It is a game of adventure in a limitless setting of your creation.
- All-in-one sword and sorcery role-playing game.
- Classless character creation. Build any hero you want.
- Customizable allies, opponents, beasts, and magical items.
- 6-sided dice pool mechanics for fast and gritty gameplay.
- Fantastical inspiration for storytellers and players.
Might Reforged is a complete overhaul of the Might RPG, created by Basil Koufos, reworked and refined through hours of playtesting and player feedback.


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See you in the dungeon.
Rising Phoenix Games
Brutal!
It looks like you're deleting sprites while they're still on screen, rather than after they go off screen.
And when you start a new game it doesn't reset the sprites, which might be a good idea.
Otherwise, I loved the music and SFX, and the sprites. This game has a lot of Gameboy soul. Well done!
I couldn't run it, because UnityPlayer.dll was missing.
I suggest you create a new project, then link to that one from your jam submission. Make sure the game is working! Then we can at least check it out.
Also, add some screen shots and text to your game's page, so we have a better idea about your game.
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