I like the dark but goofy style.

Timing the attack animations is fun, as is dodging projectiles. However, maybe I'm just unlucky, but far too much of this early game was kiting around >5-enemy trap room squads around corners so that I could single them out and chip them down, and that's just annoying.

Moving the shortcut number icon to an upper corner would make it clearer that's the shortcut key and not the number of items I have.

The item highlight button looks more like an inventory than the inventory button in both its location and icon.

Sound controls appear to not work, at least for the menu music.

I have mixed feelings about the leveling up heal as it feels wrong to be using it intentionally as such a huge boost to healing in a game with generatively limited resources. "I feel stronger" is a very soulful level up message.

Sometimes an item will be highlighted when my cursor is not over it. Dragging my cursor over it then makes the character start and stop moving repeatedly. That seems to happen near walls.

The game froze on me while trying to load a previous floor at one point. I can't climb up the stairs to floor 3 after the guardian - my character walks into (yes into) the stairs and nothing happens.

Gameplay is great. Really enjoy fighting the groups of fireball witch ladies, trying to decide when to dodge and when to unga is peak Diablo in my opinion. Love the atmosphere too. Visuals are solid too, though I found the doors hard to see sometimes without the map, especially when the wall became transparent. Also found that the resume button on the pause menu didn't do anything.

Love the atmosphere, game is pretty responsive. I did encounter a couple of bugs but fortunately nothing big. You can't quit from the death menu and that the resume button doesn't work if you press Esc. Agility does nothing, I leveled it up but neither my defense or armor changed. Save works for the first file but not the others, haven't tried loading. Also sometimes the save button also does nothing, I think it's linked to the other bug(when I try to save in the 2nd slot).

As for feedback, I feel like the doors south west/east are almost impossible to see, when you go near a door to the north your light makes the door shine brown which makes it stand out from the walls, but the doors south of you stay black and if you get too close simply become transparent. Also I personally think that there should be a visible experience bar somewhere and I don't see why you have the player click a key when the level is ready, could just load in directly I feel. Another thing is that I found a couple shrines but I have no idea what they do from the message given, I guess a temporary buff but I didn't see it anywhere.

For me inventory management is a mess, right click to drop makes juggling weapons in combat pretty much impossible and drinking potions in battle also very difficult. Dropping items is usually done when you're not in combat so there's no need to assign an important click to it, you can just drag and drop them to the floor. Another keybinding thing, I wish you could just use your mousewheel to switch spells instead of having the circle with Q.

I played 3 times, my first game I played a mage since I found a fireball book early, it went pretty well except for the bloodguard boss which took forever to kite with the bow since he was draining my mana and I couldn't fight him melee without dying super fast. I still killed him and reached the 3rd floor but got ambushed by a dozen skulls that shot fireballs at me and killed me.

My second game I tried a melee character, I found 3 rare monsters this time on the first floor(didn't see a single one in my first game) and man are they tough to kill and not really rewarding. I died on the 3rd one which was a vampire girl with her groupies since I was out of health potions after the other two magic skeletons. I don't feel like melee is really viable compared to ranged since you use your health potions really fast considering monsters usually come in packs.

My 3rd game I went mage/archer again, things went pretty well, didn't use many potions since it's easy to kite mobs and dodge ranged attacks with the bow early on. When I got to the upper hall(the place with the goblin statue) my bow was starting to suck big time but I luckily found a hunter bow there which outclasses pretty much all the other weapons in my opinion. Crossbows are pure trash, slow, no damage and impossible to kite with. I unlocked a lot of spells, fireball, fire trap, combustion, poison circle, but the one that I used pretty much from floor 2 to the end was purifying circle, that spell was just insanely good compared to the others since it's both AoE and single-target damage with the multiple projectiles, it's only weakness is that projectiles get lost if you cast in a small hallway. I did make it to the end in this game but the reason will probably be very anticlimactic, it was because I looted the two best pieces of equipment currently in the game, %lifesteal and %manasteal rings. You round up the values so my bow was giving me 1hp and 1 mana per hit allowing me to pretty much facetank everything from floor 3 to 5 and have infinite mana. It got a bit more dangerous for floor 6 and 7 since my armor and defense were really low but I had accumulated tons of potions which allowed me to survive them. The spitters in the breeding grounds were especially dangerous but I saw that if you're melee they hit less hard so I guess that's how they're balanced. I took a screenshot of my end stats/inventory if you're curious. I don't think I could have won without the rings, had some close calls even with them on since enemies love to swarm you. I did have fun though.

Just a few quick notes. I like the graphic improvements you did to the game. Tiles from last version look nice and blood efects are also alright.

I think you should really focus on making loot more visible. Adding simple spin and drop animation and some kind of sound effect when item drops should be enough. Diablo I and II does the exact same thing. Adding a brief glint effect to newly dropped items might work too. I'm saying this because I play the game with item filter constantly on and I forgot I turned it off once, not realising it for a floor, confused why no items are dropping from enemies.

Lack of healing items for some people could be fixed by making the blood heal (forgot how it really is named) heal less, have a greater penalty and make the penalty go away once you reach next floor. I don't think I used that skill once because I just hate permanent debufs. You could also add some kind of healing shrine at the start of each level, which you could activate by giving it some items. This would also make weaker items still useful to some degree since you can't sell them and golden goblin is only on the upper floors.

The Introduction Text is a bit hard to read, but really sets the Moot, nice.

Would like it to be one of those oldschool prerendered videosequences or something maybe tho.

Walls should disappear around enemies even if they're in another room, when they attack you. It makes it hard to find the Vampire ladies ( who I think I've seen their model somewhere before) sometiems.

Why is a magic Wand meelee? It makes Sense I guess, but I was expecting it to shoot some magic.

Your Vampires have a tendency to try and shoot through doorways, but hitting the sidewalls instead.

The Bloodsoaked Guard is an utterly stupid Bossfight. Does he heal himself when getting low health without any mana cost? Ontop of that with his manaburn, it took me forever to get him down.

At least twice as long as the entire first floor, of just meleeing, burning through all potions and dark pakts until I had 1 mana and no maxhealth left, then kiting with my Bow, until he finally died.

Also accidentally threw away half the Stuff from my Inventory during this, trying to equip new potions to the Hotbar, failing to find it again later on. Please just add a Health/Mana potion shortcut, that automatically consumes the weakest one from your Inventory or something, without having to reequip your Hotbar constantly.

What am I supposed to do with the Fat Golden Goblin Statue? I'm sure its to sell stuff, but I couldn't, regardless of what I tried.

Died on the Floor with the Golden Goblin, due to not having enough health left to survive a single Attack. Quit button on the Deathscreen doesn't work.

I got some nice loot on the later Floors, but was ultimately useless, since I didn't get enough Healthpotions, had to use basically all my maximum Healthpool on the first Boss, aswell as all my Mana, so all the Manapotions and spells I found where useless, since I couldn't cast them.

Weaponarts seem absolutely not useless whatsoever. I'd much rather cast any of the spells then ever do a Weaponart. Bow also seems to become useless almost instantly, with no higher quality ones dropping.

Really nice Diablo 1 feel on this one! Weapon skills is a good improvement on the formula and was something D1 really lacked. I did encounter some bugs, most very minor though. You are probably aware of most of my suggestions already.

What items get auto-equipped when picking up seems inconsistent, gloves for example did not equip but most others seem to.

Changing the volume in the main menu didn't change the volume of sounds from the main menu.

The Resume button in the esc menu doesn't do anything.

Cult Apprentices not outlined properly.

Dying while poisoned and loading a save - still poisoned.

I got a lot of holes in the automap where there were walls.

Right clicking on potions dropping them instead of drinking was a bit annoying when shit hit the fan hehe.

Outlines for doors when hovering over them would be nice.

Options for a transparent automap and having it in the corner would be good.

Shift clicking with a melee would should let you swing at the air I think.

All in all it seems really promising, great job.