Judge feedback

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• Cool story of the competing voices, and one of them swallowing the other. I didn't quite understand story-wise what we did to annoy the bad voice to materialize in the end though. My biggest issue was the final boss: the levels starts rather zoomed in, so I had to make a couple of steps to actually see what I was fighting, which cost me tactical advantage and, eventually, my life. On a second playthrough, I purposefully did not approach the boss, waited until it shot at me (still from beyond my range of vision), and then cast fireballs at it until it died. For whatever reason, it did not shoot me at all after that first shot. Considering that other enemies' AI is doing an okay job, the boss seemed undercooked. In terms of aesthetics, the abrupt screen movement took some time to get used to, and was a bit painful to play with. The sprites are beautiful though; final demon looks like Shadow Fiend, hehe.
• While technically the game is complete and doesn't crash, it is too barebone and simple to be called really complete, not menthion polished. There is some weirdness with things disappearance. You press an enter on a scroll, but the scroll disappears with some delay, which is quite confusing. When a projectile hits an enemy and the enemy moves at the same time, it looks like it missed, but actually it hit. Most of the time narrator text appears when I was focused on combat, so I missed most of it. At the very least it should appear in message log. The game is way too simple and straightforward to be any fun. Idea with good and bad narrators is interesting. Can't say that this very implementation explores it good enough. There is borderline enough content for an average 7drl entry. I wish there was more in terms of variety. Also I cannot call this game true roguelike. Yes, it is turn based, there are weapons with different stats. But since stats are numeric only, some weapons are strictly better that other. So it's no brainer to pick or not to pick. Combat is very simple. There are no meaningful choices. You just roll thru the game almost without thinking.