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I agree, jump isn't really utilized yet as a game mechanic in v0.011. Since I haven't designed many modular parts for the procedural level generation system yet, I should have time to create some rooms that feature some platforming challenges for the next update.

Thanks for the feedback! Combat is definitely an area that needs a lot of improvement, and while my next update won't add much in terms of combat, its a high priority in future patches.

I do have a question about your answer to #4. By platform levels, do you mean areas of the game where jumping and movement are part of the challenge?

I'm asking because I'm currently working on a procedural level generation feature, and I could slip some platforming type rooms into the mix (where you might need to make some precise jumps to reach a randomized reward, or to avoid falling into spikes).

I released a rough/early prototype version of my dungeon crawler today! There isn't a ton to do in it just yet, but I'm aiming for monthly updates until I'm ready to move over to steam. Here's where to find it: https://trashwizz.itch.io/gryptic-public-prototype

Hey! This pack was exactly what I was looking for to add some eerie ambience to the rogue-like dungeon crawler prototype I'm working on right now. I like it so much (and the first pack too) that I may even use it in the release version of the game. The "Long Drone" track was a slam-dunk for a low-health warning music loop. Here's a little clip of how I have it wired up along with one of the tracks from the first pack. (the visuals are  placeholders, but I plan to stick with a PSX inspired look either way)

The other tracks in the two packs really get the creative juices flowing. Can't wait to show more!

Yes, pressing enter making you automatically win is "normal" because I just didn't have time to make a different transition that looked for the sleeping state, and relied on a transtion that just flipped between all scenes. You aren't missing much sleeping-wise, it's just a thought bubble for now. To get her to sleep, you bring her a mouth-full of hay and wait for her to finish chewing. When she's done chewing, the "..." animation bubble will switch back to a hay bubble or an exclamation mark if you are in-front of her with more hay.

Once she's had 3 good mouth-fulls, she will fall asleep after chewing. 

Deff going to overhaul this later, there are so many things I wanted to add and implement