Short and simple. I had fun with this one! I would love to see keyboard controls / a better set of buttons. But, I did manage to beat the game.

I hope to see you in the next DC Jam!

You can watch my play through here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2115206073?t=01h39m20s

I got 1 silver! Lol. Fun crawler. I actually ended up finding the exit first which told me to go find the treasure first and boy was it a while before I got back. The combat was simple but I actually had to use some potions because I kept burning up my stamina and getting low so it was easy, but not too easy. The game could have benefited from a map, I honestly have no idea how I managed go from the exit to the treasure and back but I did. Some of the hallways and rooms were a bit long and empty, so I wish there was a bit more to reward exploration. I wish keyboard movement was available, it would have made my finger less sore !

All in all I enjoyed it. Also very cool you built it in javascript. Kudos!

I managed to figure it out and get out of the dungeon with treasure. It wasn’t an easy thing to do without keyboard controls I might say! Overall combat felt too easy, almost never got hit, while obliterating everything in my way. Went over dungeon 3 times until I realized that the goal is to just escape with a treasure, which I instantly did, as I’ve memorized the general layout of that dungeon :)

Loved instant movement, music and gloomy visuals, but disliked mouse-only controls and shortness of it :)

Good job!

Hey! I played it for a few rounds and I think it qualifies fully for the theme of ancient ruins and even a bit for endless if you take the procedural game mechanic into account

I think the basis for a solid dungeon crawler is there and if I could wish for a few things, these would be the ones:

• Make it playable with a keyboard, at least for moving around to give the player the option to focus on other things with the mouse
• Move enemies only when you move or after you moved, so you can strategize or plan a bit better.
• Having stamina used while walking and fighting, but then refilling it while standing, will force the player to make only small steps and then wait, in order to have the stamina full up in a battle (if you do not want to waste stamina potions). As a player, I would like that either the stamina does not refill automatically or is not used while moving. The first would encourage the hunt for- and usage of the stamina potions, while the latter would make me move more freely, while there is still the need to use potions after a fight.

Thank you for submitting this! And I hope I can play another version sometimes in the future.

It's got a lot going for it. I like the look and the UI, but since it won't let me play with keyboard I struggle to enjoy it fully. It would be better if the enemies were static. Then I could take my time and explore at my own pace. Still, thanks for submitting :)

PROS: like that you did this in JS, the music was pretty good.

CONS: really hard to move around, design didn't really compel me to explore, large sections in map that were empty.

It is rather impressive, that this is all just javascript, but it need a bit of work. I wish the keyboard controls were in, as the button layout makes it quite hard to play comfortably. But I like the oldschool feeling you were going for.

Nice job! great presentation and atmosphere!

I killed some eyes and snakes and left with the treasure. I like the traditional combat, log and font used for the log, I'm also always happier when playing a game with instant movement.