"The Beholder has been defeated!"

Overall this was great fun. Everything made me feel like I was roamming through Undermountain, from the Tabletop D&D minimap, which I love, to the sahuagins and beholder, the layout with verticality and the environment made of rooms with forbidden yet imposing, beautiful and magically frozen in time architecture with old corridor in-between and caves below. Environment is very detailed with fairly recognizable and distinguishable rooms and I really like the overall layout of the dungeon, compact with multiple connexions between rooms and parts of rooms only accessible by finding a way upwards somewhere else, that's pretty cool. I really like the characters' portraits. I love that you've got complete party creation, the races are cool and the texts describing the races and classes as well as the dialogs with the NPCs in the hub are atmospheric. Finally The field of view is perfect and the game controls perfectly, movement feels great, I love the instant combat which advances as fast as you press the buttons and gaining levels and new abilities is fun.

Combat was too easy, which would be my only real lament. Sometimes there's a second fight in a place which prevents you from advancing, like there would be an invisible wall, so you have to walk back and ahead again to trigger the fight then it's also a fight where the protagonists from both sides keep missing a lot (eventually you still manage to hit the enemies). Picking and/or Placement of keys, I'm not sure, is weird. I don't think I ever manage to pick the first one you can see and the last one I am not sure how I picked as it seemed to be on a floor above me when I picked it.  Finally not all visual elements mesh perfectly well together, the "worst" (it's no big deal) part to me is probably the font and dialog UI, while the font and background of the descriptions and lines of the NPCs are pretty adequate.

That's a solid entry, thanks for sharing.

I think I cleared out the dungeon, but I could not find the exit or final encounter. The game feels snappy to move around in. There is a bit to frequent of encounters, but they are rather fast to complete which makes it more barable.

Sometimes there is a collider left for the enemies after you kill them, which makes it impossible to move to that tile.

Music, sound and graphics look nice as well, good job!

Beholder defeated, nice.

Super nice lighting and textures here, the space itself is very varied and has easy to recognize shapes and landmarks so I found it pretty easy to kind of figure out when I'd been somewhere and kind of familiarize myself with the dungeon. Verticality was awesome, there have only been a few games so far that I've seen really implement that well and this is a great one. The different height levels broke up the space really nicely and provided enticing glimpses of areas I wanted to get to and had to figure out how. I also appreciated that the paths to the higher areas was logically consistent and I didn't have to like do a massive loop of the dungen just to get to a high place in the same room.

Combat was pretty straight forward, though for some reason I found it super easy on the run that I actually finished the game. Prior to that I got wrecked pretty badly by some of the first enemies I came across, so I'm not sure if maybe there was a bug? There was also a minor bug where I couldn't walk forward after a fight, but that was easy to work around (I thought it might be like overlapping battle triggers or something?) In any case, I liked the tatical party based approach to the combat though it could use a bit of polish and juice if you make a post-jam version. 

The fact that you can create your own party and there is a bunch of lore was a really nice touch that is over and above what I would usually expect for a jam game! (Though I ended up winning using a premade party). 

Really well put together entry, nice work!

This one felt the most like a classic blobber, in both a good and bad sense. Like, enemies that randomly appear out of thin air is a classic RPG conceit that, I dunno, I could do without.

Very well done, you made a solid engine and a lot of variety in the map. I had also a bug with one run where I couldn't lose any HP.

Movement and such is really good. The combat was too easy but realized the enemies stopped attacking after a while. With some polish and filling in this could be great!

That was very fun to lurk around, music and sfx is nice, graphics is pretty.
But combat is too easy, i literally can just spam Attack to win every interaction

Really nice, snappy movement mechanics with good SFX to match. All of the basic dungeon crawlers were there, though combat was a little too easy. Was nice seeing some verticality though. Good job!

Honestly the sound is great, visuals are great, controls are snappy and responsive. I had fun with it!

A solid entry! Movement is snappy and combat is simple!

I love the pixel art textures applied to full 3D structures on a grid along with the use of lighting to keep the mood.

Some of the UI elements are a bit rough, but that is the charm of jam games!

Nice job! great presentation and atmosphere!

Cool game, the music fits well with the game.  There's a lot of detail in the character creation and some nice lore to the races too.  Graphics were really nice too.  Nice work!