Nice entry!  The Library for reading in-world explanations of things was nice, I thought.  Early on I wished if there were fewer than 8 enemies it just showed them flat for easier attacking (if not using an AoE), but later the difficulty quickly fell behind my power so I just held SPACE constantly so it didn't matter as much, but that's it's own problem =).  I love the Dregg.  The little (I presume) class-specific challenges were a fun bit of variety in the dungeon.  Thank you for the reminder to save!  I agreed to the dragon's request, but, of course, had to reload and try the other way (made it to depth 3, character level 10 so far... but it's exactly as monotonous as the dragon described :).  Audio and visuals were very nice, consistent and pulled together nicely.

Yay another Wizardry-like game in the jam! I was mainly inspired by Wizardry on my game too. Ok where to start, this game has everything a classic Wizardry game has. The town screen, inn, trader all that stuff. All systems are there. I like the character creation screen it looks really cool. You don't visually see your characters like that in Wizardry games. There are tons of Races, classes and stuff. It's very clear that you put a lot of effort to this.

The graphics don't look bad in general but camera perspective felt strange to me a little. Enemies look so-so to me and dungeon looks a little bland but there's a certain consistency in style. Battle music is a little too loud maybe it can be bothersome after a while since we get to combat A LOT in this game which brings me to the next issue.

I think enemy encounter rate is a little too high. I don't know what  value you set it to but i think %1 is good for the early game in Wizardry style games. The other thing is that too many enemies can spawn and combat is a little slow which forces player to spend a lot of time on repetitive combat sequences. There are some things i noticed about combat; There is a formation system like in Wizardry games, but enemies could easily hit my mage which was on the back row. Also for some reason %90 of the time my mage was hit with status ailments ,especially poison i mean only my mage, others were rarely inflicted. Enemies sprites are too small for me enemy groups are represented with a single enemy sprite. I know it's faithful to Wiz 1-5 but i like Wiz 6-7 system more. Other than that it looks good with the combat log and all. There are a lot of spells and abilities, that's content. The elemental RPS theme is incorporated very nicely.

The dungeon layout feels random a little bit, not sure if it's proc-gen or not but there are too many dead ends and almost no rooms. Minimap looks and works very good. The tiles you step are revealed, the tiles you had a visual on is shown in grey. That's nice detail. Game screen is too small and no fullscreen option. I don't know why that is. Game has low native res and you didn't want to strecth it? It was a little hard to play in  window 1/10 of the size of a 1440p monitor, everything looks tiny :)

I wanted to beat the game but i didn't have the patience TBH, encounters were too much for me. I played quite a while though and i really appreciate what you achieved. It's a pretty solid entry but may not  appeal to everyone maybe. Thanks a bunch for sharing, nice job! Always great to see another Wizardry fan in the jam !

I finally made it. Thought I wouldnt be able to complete this because of the slow progression and long combats with lots of waiting, but I figured out I could pregress faster in the combat events with enter. Went back to town so I could change to melee team that let me spam enter for the entire fights.

I think the game loop is solid, but there is to many parts of it that feels like its meant for a larger game and inspired by larger games. To much fiddeling into menus with stuff that kinda doesnt matter or are interesting enough for a short adventure. Quests gold items and most spells could be scrapped for a more concise experience, with some faster combat and snappier movement, well imo. Im usually not that fond of encounter games, unless they are short and got some interesting mechanics besides targeting specific enemies from a menu system.

But Im glad the game ended after the first level/dungeon or I would prob have abandoned it, sry. The dragon was cool though, and that fight was a bit more fun than the other.

Thanks for the game!

A solid and classic Dungeon Crawling Experience! What else could you ask for?

Very enjoyable, not too hard, not too easy! Thanks for sharing this with us!

You can watch my full playthrough here: https://youtu.be/5P8amA40vVQ?si=U1pIG3ll4kI8mmk-&t=633

This entry just does everything. A town, a whole party, you can build up yourself. Extensive Dungeon floors, a quest board etc. I just wish it would not adhere to the Wizardry formula that much. Just some little extra touches like torches on the walls of the dungeon would make it even better. I liked the little event texts inside the dungeon. Movement was very smooth, the battle system worked very well and the graphics are nice. I escpecially liked, what you did to “animate” the monsters.

I enjoyed this game, and I really enjoyed the audio, from navigating the menus, to the music and battle music. well done

I really enjoyed playing, thanks for submitting! Very high quality production values, with an intuitive interface that gives control without overloading the player with too much information. Great narrative too! Hard to find any faults, really. Look forward to playing a full game of this when I have the time. 

Human Warrior, Human Barbarian, Human Monk, Human Bard. The white male party sealed the dungeon.
A solid entry, I enjoyed some old school dungeon crawling!

That was really well made and functional! Just felt like there was something missing, like something to make it stand out from the pack or a hook. 

Really good work though :) 

I helped the dragon seal the dungeon.

I like old school crawlers so my party of an half-orc warrior, a lizardskin barbarian, a fairy warlock and a gnome cleric had fun roamming through the dungeon. While granted for such kind of commercial game but not requisitely in one made in a single week I like that on top of making your own party you also have some gold at the beginning (and more later) that you can spend the way you want in a shop.

Except for the last one where I was careful (and since the choice by default here was good and I always got rewards I guessed the default choice was always a fine one) I always ended up pressing the button too fast during events and have no idea what the choices leave alone the one I made were but that's pretty much on me. All these events including the ending are pretty cool and atmospheric by the way.

Thanks for sharing!

really hard to understand what to do is there a tutorial?