I've beat the last boss.

Several things - you can move diagonally when you move forward while turn animation still playing, as well as you can move by clicking position in the world with mouse - which is not really dungeon-crawley by itself and really sounds like a bug from the engine to be fair.

Gameplay felt like simplified old ff games basically, not sure there is any benefit to actually use fireball - same damage, but costs MP... so combat (except the last boss) was just mashing the attack button for me.

Enjoyed hidden chests, though would love if items from store would be worse than those, that you get by exploring or them to be much less affortable.

Arrow tiles could lead to neat puzzles, though there were hint that they could, but puzzles themselves weren't there, sadly.

It can turn into cool game for sure - all basics are there already.

I kicked Perkeo's butt. I enjoyed your game, this kind of simplicity is very enjoyable from time to time 🙂 It felt like a mix of DQ1 with some FF4 sugar on top, and I liked the foe warning before opening certain doors, it feels very Shin Megami Tensei.

A very small detail, but it shouldn't display "Party healed" when you rest since you only control one character.

I think some chiptune music would have made the game even more coherent as a whole, but besides that, great job!

So I didn't see the theme.

It was totally an rpg maker dungeon crawler.

As is always the case... rats and slimes.

I'm not against rats and slimes. My own game has nothing but slimes.

A nice little game.

But nothing to really distinguish it from any other rpg maker dungeon crawler.

That's a cool game, great job, but the mouvements feel a little bit wierd. Great job ! 

This was a fun simple classic RPG.  Good creative use of RPGMaker to make a dungeon crawler.

For some reason the camera was stuck pointing straight upwards when I had my controller plugged in but it works fine if that's disconnected. 

The dungeon traps are good, like dodging the fireballs and avoiding the poison.

Biggest complaints I'd say would be that it can be hard to tell where I am on the grid sometimes, especially in the lava area and the camera turning felt very slow.

Overall Good experience!