Hey, very nice. Glad I'm getting a chance to play this after seeing your progress.

• Presentation feels very high quality right off the bat. 
• I like the intro text, music, background image, etc...
• Controls feel good and solid, look and sound of the game is great
• Doors on bottom edges are a bit hard to see, maybe dont make them go transparent
• Bit of disconnect from the intro text and the beginning of the game. The intro said I knew of a back door to sneak into. But I sort of woke up on the floor with some items around me. I think the fiction can be maintained a bit more consistently.
• first little crawling enemies are fucking creepy. nice.
• A little more visual indication that I hit them would be nice
• Beat a magic skelly and got a fast magic sword. Feels fantastic
• Just got monkey-stomped by a bloodsoaked guard. Seems like this is a bit of a roguelike? Wasn't quite expecting that, not sure how I feel. Or did I just forget to save or something?
• I somehow dont feel very empowered when confronted with a large pack of guys. I feel like I'm going to be taking damage no matter what I do, especially with melee weapons. I can sort of kite and attack with the bow, but it turns into a very slow and somewhat tedious process. I tried to bottleneck the guys in a door to reduce damage, which helped a bit. But generally, it feels a bit too punishing too quickly. i truly believe that one of the strengths of Diablo is that it isn't actually very hard. The "failstate" is more often being slow and inefficient, rather than outright death. 
• I see now that I can save. I am a huge proponent of autosaving. Not as a convenience, but as a central feature. There is no reason to offload the work of remembering to save onto the player, and punishing the player harshly for forgetting to save. That's just bad feels. I wish I knew that so that I didn't lose that magic sword on my first attempt.
• I think there is a bit of cruft around the targeting. Feels like my guy wanders away a little bit, or changes targets a lot when I don't intend him to. Perhaps if I clicked on a guy, it would stay targeted on that guy until I clicked again, or until he was dead. If I was holding the mouse down and killed a guy, automatically targeting the next-closest enemy and continuing to attack. Little things like that help a lot to make the player feel more in control. Especially when all the damage you're getting matters so much, all the little mistakes can feel a bit frustrating
• Difficulty swings seem high between attempts. My first attempt, there were only a few creepy crawly guys in the first level before I got to the second level. The other attempts have had what feels like far more enemies, and tougher ones. 

Great job on this. It feels very high-quality and when I got into the groove, it felt really good. My post is sort of a running tally of things that "stuck out" to me, which doesn't really include any of the stuff that was executed perfectly (which was a lot). So I hope it doesn't come off as too negative. If the game had autosaves, a bit more smooth targeting stuff, and was a bit more forgiving in terms of taking damage, then I think it would really be able to shine. Keep up the great work brotha.

I'm not a fan of this games so you can disregard my feedback but if you want to hear the perspective of someone who is opposed to playing games of this genre then read on: 

• no run feature, i know these games are supposed to be slow burn 
• game needs a brightness setting, i know it's supposed to be a dark dungeon but there's so much of the screen that's covered in dark, players should have the option to at least see the level if they want, but you can still make the enemies outside of close vicinity not appear
• when i open a door and walk in to a room full of enemies it feels like there's not much i can do, there was a purple skeleton guy who had some goons with him that surrounded me, i felt like i clicked on purple 20 times before all the barrage of attacks drained my potions and killed me
• clicking on an enemy to attack consecutively is annoying, runescape was ingrained into my brain so when i was starting out i just clicked on enemies once and expected the player to continue attacking (Edit: I forgot about the hold option, still would be cool if there was a setting in the options to make it so you consecutively attack when you click on an enemy holding click is still unintuitive)
• whats the point of empty chests
• so much of the UI is taken up by the item description/enemy description box. why can't this info be text that shows up next to the mouse? the reason i don't like the ui taking up all that space is that when you're moving toward the bottom of the screen you have less view than you do going up the screen
• too many menus 

things i do like tho

• enemy design is well detailed
• ui art design is top notch

unfortunately i didn't get very far sorry, i get killed too easily.

Played for half an hour.

I love the ambience of this game. It really reminds me of the original diablo, the art, the sound, the gameplay. Very nice work! I reached the second level by using the bow and then a staff while kitting enemies. Nothing gave me much trouble except the ghoul creatures which always catched up with me or the minibosses, which took ages to bring down. It was difficult to notice blue items on the ground, even when highlighting them with "alt"

The game performance in my pc was not very good. When I booted up the game it was 2 FPS, reducing the resolution and playing it in window mode increased it to 15 so it was playable. This is a unity game and I have had difficulties with unity games in the past so it might be completely on my end (I had the same situation playing the looker). But maybe you should try the game in lower end PCs to see how it runs.

I saved the game and plan to continue the run later, maybe I can figure out a way to improve the FPS on my end. If I do I will leave more feedback. Very nice game.

- the introduction text is hard to read (small size + a lot of text + fancy display font)
- you give the player a sword and a bow at the start, it would be a good time to show you can toggle between two weapon sets (pressing Q on most diablers)
- the game feels too dark, would be nice to have a gamma option
- mauler as the first enemy makes anticipating the stronger ones to be even bigger
- still no double-wielding, a real shame
- only some of the barrels being destroyable feels inconsistent
- outline colour to indicate health state is nice
- damage numbers would be nice to see how the rng rolls work
- blue spell to restore health and red spell to restore mana is bold
- the pathing gets finnicky when you hold mouse across a wall, I think you should move the player in the direction of the mouse instead of pathfinding to the location being held, died because of this
- not seeing the xp bar at all times definitely adds tension, not sure if intensional
- second run got door stuck:
 
- I guess the game is teaching me to save often
- door stuck on the next run too, right after the boss, good thing I saved this time
- lightning seems op, but switching spells is hard to do fast, so probably balanced
- not a big fan of the "find the lever" levels
- it's hard to tell the stronger mobs from the weaker ones
- the large blue two handed items never feel worth it over one hand + shield
- unequipped the +1 all stats ring multiple times and now all my stats are -1 (the one real bug)

Good and clear improvement since the last time I played. All I really have is nitpicks, which you seem to continue to iron out. Balance was nice, mobs were always dangerous. Gonna make it for sure.

Decided to give it a brief play since I played it a couple demo days back. I like the overall improvements. The paladin before the fifth level was neat, it's a breather and adds to the lore a bit. I also think the pacing is better now. It felt on the slow side previously, so it going by much faster helps keep the early levels breezy. 

Greetings fellow orbdev,
just had a nasty bug the cost me my (characters) life:
On level 1 i encountered a room with cult apprentices throwing fireballs and a green glowing boss type. The problem was the stone door behind me because i was somehow locked into opening/closing it in an endless loop. At that time i was using a bow and sometimes throwing fireballs myself, if that helps. If i can reproduce it (and maybe be more precise) i will let you know.
Also stat tooltips dont get resetted when closing the stats tab. So if you hover an attribute, press S, move the mouse away and press S again, the tooltip will appear again.

I gotta say that i love the fireball spell though. The big flamy boom is so nice and now i wish i had bigger fireballs in my game! And i like the spell wheel idea. Its a great way to keep the original D1 idea of only having one active ability on right mouse click, but be able to switch it more easily.

You will get more praise once i find that green hood you promised. 

To be continued...