Fantastic experience! 

Took me 2h20m to complete it but it never got boring. I think it was a good mix of exploring, inventory management, fighting, tavern refilling and "puzzles". I felt the look around was a bit awkward in the beginning but I quickly got used to it. Graphics of the dungeon is great.

Some minor things I noticed. I used shift click on items to transfer them from chests to inventory. Its a good option to have cause dragging them is a bit tedious. I missed this option for selling stuff though.
There does not seem to be a way to sell stacks of items, which would be nice. 

Tavern is a nice safehaven in the world, with good catchy music, love it!

The variety of items was about right for a jam game like this.

The amount of levels is a bit long for a jam game and prob to short for a full game, but I completed the game and had fun so I guess since the game was engaging the length became more accepting :P.

Minimap is ok I guess, and the option to make it a large one is useful. Some more love to the UI to make it more coherent and prettier would be nice.

I like that the height is different in different sections of the levels, it gives a greater depth to the game.

All in all very nice game!

I had a lot of fun playing this! The tutorial was clear and didn't outstay its welcome. I felt a sense of pressure with the dialogue at the end of each level and there was a good variety of monsters.

Absolute Cinema of a game!

I had to go back and play it again so I could finish the whole game.

I loved the audio, visuals, enemies and pretty much everything in the game. Some monsters like the spider jumpscared me and towards the end I got so rich I had everything maxed out and 20k gold in my back pocket.

The story of having to stop some trash leaving "Hero" was funny and then finding the guy burned to crisp at the end.

10/10 Best Dungeon Crawler i've played yet.

Well, that was fantastic. This game has pretty much everything, and it's all polished too.

It is a monster of a game, and i'll get that upfront that I think it's too much for a jam. "Oh no, my steak is too juicy and my lobster is too buttery!", it is very much a good problem to have, but there is a trend this year of massive games, and in order give all the entries a fair crack, it is an enormous time commitment.

With that out of the way. This is just wonderful. Movement and perspective is excellent. Lots and lots of subtle or not so subtle nods to staples in the genre. Even a chicken because that's so very meta. It's a game that's clearly had a huge amount of effort and thought put into it, and it shows in spades.

The themes integrate really well, and don't feel tacked on.  The art is consistent and if your artist has managed to produce all of that over the week, its a huge achievement.

Fanstatic effort to you all, thank you. I'd be surpised if this isn't winning a prize.

love the hand animation.  This game is very impressive by everything it has got, i like the real-time combat!

Really impressive game! Extremely well polished for a nine day jam. I mean honestly might be one of the best, if not the best, games I've played yet. There's a lot to love. Only thing I'd wish for are saves, but nine days is nine days and this is extremely cool. Overall loved it! Thanks for making this.

I'm throughly impressed with the amount of polish and functionality in this game. 

Tutorial: Very well thought out.

Menus: Very nicely made.

Dungeons: Enjoyable to explore, minimap/map is top notch, puzzles were a nice touch.

Battle: Love how the turn based is implemented, animations and sfx were spot on.

Balance: Pretty good for a project made in such short time.

Only wish there was the ability to save the game, getting to floor 16 takes a good chunk of time.

"After reporting the hero dead, the kingdom celebrated."

The fool! They used the forbidden, the trademarked word (I mean beholder) ! 

I had a lot of fun. The game is very pleasant to control, I like that it uses turn-based combat and the RPG system is quite detailed. You know your game so I won't go into details ;) , but I like that there's quite some choices in the shop from the very start and all that's limiting you is your current money, the costs are appropriate by the way. Seeing the weapon (and torch/buckler) in the hands of the character is always a big plus but they also look notably good here and broadlier I like how consistent the visuals are. There are some cool extra details, like the spiders falling from the ceiling, I also like that opponents are affected by spikes. The floors are compact with multiple paths and closed doors to limit your progression which is better than long corridors (once again it's compact). Finally the difficulty was appropriate for a jam for me (I mean unless you're spending your money completely wrong on purpose then it's likely always easy so it could probably be a tiny bit harder but it's fine anyway).

Thanks for sharing!

I like Mr. Sanders, as everybody loves chicken :) What a great game. I wish you many more ratings. Gameplay is smooth, sound is fitting and the graphics are nice, if a bit coarse. There is so much put into this game, so many items, the tavern, very nicely animated monsters… Very good entry!

This feels like an actual game not just a tech demo like most games in the jam. Very solid mechanics, love the controls, the turn based combat system feels like a good foundation that needs more depth than just hit and get hit. For example sometimes i can "dodge" hits if the enemy moves out of the way after a hit, that feels satisfying even if its not a core combat mechanic. You should definitely polish this a bit, the content is already there to publish this.

Also big thanks for the great, non intrusive tutorial.

Great job! :)

This is a very solid game, notable for not feeling janky or unfinished or light on content at all. Good curve of power scaling that is noticeable and makes you feel good as you power up and get new gear, at the start you're very scrappy and making hard decisions about new equipment vs. sorely needed healing, but at the end you're a powerhouse, and that always feels great. Some really nice new gear to be surprised with later, when I had thought I'd seen everything. Also love the autosave at the start of a floor, forgiving but still a little punishing for failure. It took dying a few times to realize some of the chests were random, they really felt intentionally designed with what you get from them. Audio was great too, the inn music wasn't anything special BUT it always felt good to hear it again, it was like going home to a safe place.

Since there were almost no bugs I do feel the need to mention the few things I noticed, although I assume you must already know about them since the game feels very tested.

• On the Annihilator floor, the door colors stopped working/being correct, and there may have been a few other floors after that with some door color issues.
• There was a bug in the player's favor that sometimes when you buy things, particularly large healing potions, you get two of them instead of one, that happened to me several times.
• Once when I stacked two of the best potions on top of each other, I swear the stack "ate" the second one, and I died on purpose so that wouldn't happen again because they're so valuable, didn't stack them the second time.
• One time when I died, I suddenly had 3 of the best potion in my inventory. I assumed this was some kind of player aid mechanic for dying. But then when I died and restarted again, I only had one.
• One time I discarded a gem to pick up another item, and I assumed that discard would drop it on the floor like other floating items, but it did not, I suppose that's on me for assuming. Then with the space freed up from the gem, the other floor item did not want to pick up. Maybe I wasn't standing in just the right spot for it. I moved some items around in inventory and then it did eventually pick up.
• Throughout the game I picked up 2 or 3 extra rusty keys, and I was excited at the prospect of getting to the end to open a bunch of extra doors for my foresight in keeping them, but this did not happen. :) I always enjoy stuff like that in games, something that can happen in a few Zelda games.

But overall this was a really nice game and you should sell it immediately on Steam for $1 to $20, whatever you think is fair.

I have played for...several hours. 

This is a production ready game that can just be shipped out. Superb game! Liked the procedural floors, but they all worked and had no glitches. The difficulty was pretty good. Loot system, mobs, puzzles, bosses were all fantastic.

I didn't finish though, got to lvl 14, just after the Annihilator. I don't suppose there was much left to go but I didn't have any more time. 

If there's anything to complain about, I'd say that it's too long for jam game, but that's not really a complaint. THe variety was there enough to keep me trying one more floor, one more respawn. 

Am so impressed!

What an absolutely wonderful time, the visuals and atmosphere were top notch, the enemy designs are adorable, the UI felt and looked great (especially that minimap, the offset floor and walls is such a nice little touch).

Only played a handful of levels before I had to stop, looking forward to coming back to this one when I have more time!

Oh really nice work! How has this not been played by more people so far >.< I have not finished it yet but will later :) Impressive work!

P.s my game also has the hero as a bastard haha! 

I really like beating enemies here,  love the artstyle