Congrats on finishing the jam! This was a fun little game. I went with an attack-only build.

I liked the music - it was very fitting and the art for the enemies and player/etc was pretty solid. 

Some feedback:

• The art in the battle has two different pixel resolutions with the characters and the grass blobs. Would recommend they be the same. It'll also add a level of polish if the UI is similar resolution.
• I think that for the stats and skills you really need tool tips to help explain what everything is used for. Some things like attack, defence, speed, are pretty obvious but constitution not so much. 
• To get people to assign points to other categories they need to feel like it would benefit them. So for example when you are levelling up in Dark Souls/Souls-likes you assign points according to your build you are playing and where you feel you are lacking. In DS you may find that you run out of mana when that's how you attack so you would assign a point there. However you may start to feel squishy so you would assign to health. etc.
• Not assigning points at the end of a turn should be an option - you may not feel a squeeze with the fight you just did but you may after the next. 
• Bulbapedia has algorithms for the Pokemon battle system if you are interested in following more "Pokemon-like" stats and abilities you can look there. Otherwise I would recommend following Paper Mario (Thousand Year Door) Style where each point has a noticeable effect because it uses a smaller point scale.
• Because you are using turn order and turn order manipulation I would recommend looking into the Break System in Octopath Traveller
• The cutscene at the beginning was cute and easy to understand however I felt it went by a little too fast - maybe slow it down or allow the player to advance it themselves
• If you add more character classes I think that having them have preset balances for the attributes and attributes that they work well for is key
• Enemy engagements need to be balanced in such a way that strength-based stat distribution is discouraged. I.e. might makes right is wrong
• Each enemy needs a gimmick of some sort (ex sweeper, healer, tank, etc.) that encourages different strategies of engagement. Would recommend looking into the Pokemon PVP scene because they have these terminologies and strategies well documented. For other examples you could look at Undertale and how the Pacifist route has different patterns and strategies for interacting with each enemy.
• I didn't feel like "defend" option was a good use of a turn - not sure if it lasts a few turns or would be better suited for telegraphing a strong attack and readying it
• Don't know how I feel about losing a turn to using an item - it might be ok but since I don't a party a heal item will get used and then after an attack it's a net zero experience.

Great job!

A fun 'what if dnd met pokemon?'.
I think the game is really short considering how simple the mechanics are. I think it could have been a lot longer,  but I really don't know the kinds of struggles you guys had during the jam, so I really can't say. I think the different kinds of attacks should have a little bit more description on the effects that they might do; while playing I figured out one attack can cause sleep, other confusion and so, but at first I didn't really feel like I needed to do the sweep at all since it did less damage than a normal slash and it costed more stamina. Speaking of stamina, I didn't really feel like it was that valuable of a resource. Since the normal slash costs 0 stamina, I could just keep on attacking and it would eventually just become OP since I upgrated my strenght by a lot and was doing 30 dmg for 0 stamina cost. 

I think the mix of pokémon and a roguelike is a neat idea, so I really hope you guys can iron out the balancing and make the game a bit longer, as well as finish the story between the princess and the knight. I wonder if he's going to turn his back on the kingdom and start slashing through the royal guard?

You found a clever way to tell a story, it works really well.

The music and sound design is pretty good, you could slightly offset the pitch of the slash to add more variations.

Now the combat:

I don't see why I would want to block 75% of the damage, I don't know how much damage the enemy will do and I don't know how much health I have. If you vary the amount of damage from attack to attack, but you clearly indicate its intention it would give me an incentive to use the defense.

To chose which attack I want to lend I think that I need to know the enemy's health point or at least I think that I want to know the impact my attack might have.

I did not find the stats impactful enough.  I would have loved to play the game without having all my skills (attack & defense) and unlock them based on my stats or make them synergize with some attribute. For example an attacks that deals X * dexterity. This would even give a stronger incentive to use items at the right time.

Congrats I had fun playing through the whole game.

This was a really cute rpg like. Art style and voice SFX are really cute. The music fits well with the game. The progression through the different levels feels solid. I kinda just strengthed my way through it and just destroyed everything with  a dmg up. Maybe in the future some branching path ways? Seems like all the systems are in place to go on even more quests for her majesty. Maybe one day she'll pay us!

Good job!.

Really cute game.

I love how it can already work as a demo/prototype to a full content game. The art is great, the sound effects are great, the music reminds me of Kingdom Come Deliverance, which fits the theme. The battle kind of looks like a pokemon battle, which design wise is great. But I’m just hoping Nintendo doesn’t have some weird copyright in place for that.

A way to explain what the specific skills, like Strength, Agility etc. do would be great.

The difficulty seems a little easy currently, as I just upgraded Strength all the way, and basic attacked all the enemies. I bought a damage potion, which I didn’t even use (if it needs to be used) and I only restored my HP at the final place before the boss. Even then, I still didn’t feel like I was in any danger of losing at all.

The game seems like it would do great with a story, and with the cutscenes, it seems like a preview of what’s to come, so I’m looking forward to that.

I really wanted to write a comment that was only emojis just like the story of the game but alas.  Great playthrough

Great turn-based! Nice that there's not to much waiting time between turns so fights can go as fast as you want them to. Only gripe is the inconsistent pixel size on the sprites, but I'm just a nitpicker, it still looks good.

Really cool game, love the cutscenes, especially the ending. I would hope that there is a bit more information about the battles. Currently, it just shows a bunch of different attacks but with nothing to set them apart, it feels like the same to me, and I just choose the highest number affordable. I would also like a bit more information on each stat, I think intuitions about what each stat does should be correct but I think stating it blatantly is never a bad idea (unless it is intentionally vague)
Anyway, I do like a good old turn-based rpg. Good job!

Really cool music and really cool cutscenes. Game maybe a bit easy, but awesome

Awesome game! You have a really nice basic framework here to keep expanding. Art and music is great and I love the cutscenes! Gameplay feel very nice, I didn't run into any problems there. I would suggest maybe adding some tooltips to the stats screen so you know what everything does, and also the same thing when you are in the shop. You can guess what the potions in the shop do by their names, but it would be a little bit nicer if there was some small description when you hover over it. The UI is also very nice and clean and everything is generally easy to understand. Really great job, keep going!

The intro is so cute! And i love the gameplay!

Had a lot of fun. I also enjoyed the music so much, that I kept it playing in the background after finishing the game!

That princess sure has an interesting voice, top-notch~. Solid rpg overall, enjoyed it~ :)