This game definitely captured my imagination, couldn’t help but keep playing until I won. I agree re: the late game - you’re basically looking for a good run where you can stockpile enough teleports and invisibility potions to sprint to the finish line from the 60s on. I don’t mind that denouement, but absent a “high score” to reach for, it may as well trigger victory once you have enough to make it. 😄

That said, you do need to play your skill tree well and still get lucky early on to make that happen. I liked the variety of the trees and the humor in some of the naming. Even now that I’ve beaten it, I still find myself returning to see if I can clear out via more trees.

Highly recommended! Looking forward to playing more after a round of balancing / bug fixing. (Couldn’t stay away even in the turkey blind this morning … plays passably well on mobile Safari. 😅)

Automating the part where you actually have to play through a level made for a fun challenge of evaluating difficulty and plotting your way through the generated skill trees. Definitely enjoyed this one quite a bit.

A few things I noticed:

• Being able to repeatedly buff yourself is pretty overpowered relative to a lot of other skill options. Speed and evasion in particular are a very strong combination if you can repeated buff both of them. I don't think that's a problem, exactly. You still need some way to actually kill stuff and some fights can still kill you if you're not careful to avoid them. But it would be nice to have a greater range of viable strategies.
• The game has a tendency to hang for a while if you can't win quickly, though to some extent that's probably expected since it has to simulate an ungodly number of turns while you and the enemies repeatedly miss each other.
• The list where you choose which skill tree to use can have the same skill tree listed multiple times.
• Greater Attack Shrines feel far more threatening than most other stuff. I don't know that that's a problem since a big part of the game is picking which fights to skip, but they ended up being the main thing I looked for when evaluating a fight.
• Somewhere around floor 70 I had enough teleports saved up to skip all the way to the victory screen, which felt a bit anticlimactic. Even just detecting when that happens and having a button to skip directly through the rest of the floors instead of having to do it one floor at a time would probably help a lot.

Love the unique spin on a Roguelike, probably the best I've seen this jam.  Great graphics and I love the Godot engine. Wonderful job!

great concept to distill the rougelike experience down to the essential elements of threat analysis and build construction. i didn't understand the point of "poison power", as it didnt increase the damage of my poison attack; i didn't get much use out of the element system in general, but that also might be because i only discovered the skill tree on my last run. shrines are an interesting concept in creating gradation of threats without needing excessive amounts of enemies. enemy critical hits can be brutal, and so can be getting surrounded.

I like the style and the idea is fun. It took me a while to understand which levels were going to be hard or not but once I did I started to really get into the game. Weighing up the risk vs. reward was really fun.