I beat it! First off, the controls/handling movement is great. Nice and snappy, well implemented. I managed to find some weapons and a bunch of potions which made it easy, which is fine but it was good that my exploration was rewarded. 

Combat was very basic, I wish there was more to it, like some skills other than just trading attacks back and forth and you should be able to use items in combat too to get some health back. The dungeons themselves were a bit empty outside of the handful of enemies and items, so I'd like to see more things to do than just walk around and whack enemies (traps, puzzles etc). While I was saved by my 2 vision potions on the second part of the game, the 'tone' sound was very jarring, I think this could have been handled better by almost any other basic punch type sound to indicate you have hit a wall. I'm also thinking if I did not have the vision potions, I would have given up very quickly, I don't think I would have liked the being blind section.

I have successfully navigated through the depths of the ancient cave.

The game was fun. It controls well, movement feels good and I like the wall textures. Combat does not waste your time and the dark world with invisible walls and echolocation was a fun twist, I enjoyed advancing my way into the end of this second dungeon.

I agree with the person saying the combat music clashed a bit, it's weird because it's kind of mundane but it crossed my mind too when I stumbled into it.

Thanks for sharing!

A nice and simple entry! The combat was a little generic and the RNG felt a little unfair to die to when I could only click an attack button but, I did manage to beat it!

You can watch my playthrough here: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2109694847?t=00h22m15s

Like others have said, the movement was satisfying. Also the wall texture was nice; I just wish there was a little variety so I could tell some hallways and rooms apart from each other. I liked the somber background music, but the combat music clashed too much in comparison.

I liked the old school feel of it, probably something about end of 90-s graphics and movement when 3d was becoming a true 3d and textures started to get more detailed, but not yet try to be realistic.

Completed the game pretty quick and want to point out interesting choice of instant rotations and smooth movement, it felt snappy and nice.

Oh, I liked the snappy movement. Nice music and many items to play with. But it got pretty hard, pretty fast. Needs a little bit of balancing, but I know how tough that is in a jam.

Really good overall! great presentation and great power-scaling so long as you go down the right path (my 1st time wasn't fun :P). Loved the weapon variety, although having a cool-down or something would've made the desicion to use a weaker weapon more appealing. Also, I think it really needs a mini-map or some distincitive features whenever you reach some points. It's really hard to tell yourself where you'd gone - I ended up spinning pretty much in place for a while.

Also, wasn't a fan of the all-dark portion.... but, thanks for putting in the 45s potion <3. Managed to completed due to that. Great work!!!

Nice job! great presentation and atmosphere!

Hey there!

The movement and speed felt great, but smoother turning would be even better. There's a bug where holding a movement key grants super speed! I loved finding the different weapons with fantastic art, but some combat feedback like hit effects would be nice.  Getting lost was a big issue for me since the similar-looking tiles made it hard to remember where I'd been. Maybe  a mini-map could help? Overall, these are just some suggestions, and I enjoyed playing!