I went up to 10th level or something, where there started to be several enemies of two kinds in each level. I made a bow just before dying, up to there I only used an axe and potions. I just checked the recipes, maybe I would have managed to make a sword or spear now that I thought about trying the hold on something else to make a bow, not certain.

The game works pretty well, movement feels good, combat is quite lethal, you'd better not run into two enemies at once without a potion of each kind, I like that. The game overall looks good, especially the inventory and inventory items. I like the light depending on sanity.

Thick walls which don't take a tile are a bit unusual, I think in general either they're super thin or take a tile, but past the first few second confusion I don't think it bothered me in the end. Too bad there's no winning state, I like a winning state ;) .

The game is cool, thanks for sharing.

I like this game very much. It might even be the one I think is the scariest one to play. I'm not that easily scared but this got me into a "watch out" mode where I tried to go easy. I ended up getting to level 4 I think, where one mob killed me. I regenerated health with a potion and after that one or two hits I was dead. Did not realize what was happening. Controls could be a bit smoother but was ok. Could be feedback on what the difference between the weapons are they look the same, but I imagined the axe was best. Anyway I had a really fun experience. 

Thank for the game!

Decent core gameplay loop. Combat feels a little stiff but is entirely serviceable, and the crafting mechanic is decent - I think even if you just add more recipes and a reminder of the button it will feel much better. The art is decent and the ambient audio builds atmosphere quite well.

Full playthrough:

This is very cool. The chromatic aberration and brightness are a bit high, but the overall look is nice. Movement is snappy, though combat is a little slow. Your weapons animate, which is more than a lot of games in this jam. Crafting is a little uninspired, almost like it was something to check off a list. I dig the roguelike pro-gen dungeon, but it didn't really feel like I was going anywhere - just endlessly searching for exits (I guess that's the point of an infinite dungeon). Does your game have a win state? I think that might be required. Nice work.

I played it.

Not as straightforward as I would have liked.

But good job shipping something!

I had my problems with the controls first, too. Like how is the crafting supposed to work? Okay, back to the page, read a bit and, yeah it works. So kudos for the nice idea to add crafting into the mix. The graphics are nice, maybe a bit overly bright, when near a wall. Some sound effects in the inventory and hit feedback would not hurt either. Sollid attempt there!

This is a very fine premise that could be really good with some polish. I liked the gathering and crafting stuff. After reading the controls, I managed to craft myself an axe without reading the recipes, so that was pretty cool. Explored a while in the dungeon until the further levels when I got killed before I could even realize what was attacking me and before I could chug some potions, haha. Perhaps look at monster damage a bit or add some armor items.

The game could use some in-game hints, or even just the control scheme when you open the inventory, so you know what to look out for. I didn't understand if chests should contain something or not, I just whacked them all haha.

The atmosphere and music were very good and so was the movement. You have a solid base that could be expanded on.

Very cool idea ... survival/crafting dungeon crawler! I liked the atmosphere a lot.  

Feedback wise, in case you plan to develop it further, I think it could have benefitted from a little more clear controls/instructions for crafting, as I had to come here to figure it out.  

The game and the crafting thing look cool but I did not understand how to make it work. So I was just aimlessly grabbing everything in my way and searching for exits until I got oneshoted by the first monster I saw. 

If someone knows how crafting work please tell me I'll go back and try the game again, because the game looks cool!