very cool project, I did not get to finish all the dungeons but it seems like there's a lot of content here! the puzzles were fun and you really nailed the classic Zelda vibe.... well done !!!!!

I feel like I must be thick or something's wrong on my machine, but I couldn't damage the enemies in the first room. I pushed all the buttons on the pause screen but swinging my sword didn't seem to have an effect.

Such a fun and complete game. Music is on point. The graphics are neat, easy to read while playing. The only thing I would say is that there was I think a few elements that didn't quite fit the pixel art style like the golden key.

Loved the visuals, really takes me back to old zelda games! Very impressive work, I think the movement feels a bit floaty so if the player could move a bit more tightly I would say that would make the combat more enjoyable. I still had lots of fun really awesome work, congrats on the release!

This game is great. It reminds me of the older legend of zelda games. The player movement feels nice, accelerating if needing to go across the rooms, or slow if doing small movements. Each of the enemies having their own gimmick makes the game not feel repetitive. I like how every room is structured differently, allowing for unlocking of abilities (bomb, dash). I love the concept behind this game and I am totally going to keep playing more of it when I get the chance. The like the art and music - the atmosphere of the game feels great. Great game!

I love a good dungeon crawler, and this looks and feels great! It's really nice, especially considering the short time limit and the fact that it's just a development preview. Great job!

There was a lot to explore in this game which is really incredible for such a short time to build it all. I found the character momentum to be a bit frustrating when navigating some of the traps but I suppose thats where some of the challenge lies. I really liked that my sword felt 'heavy' and just enjoyed swinging it around constantly between battles :)

Btw the game initially crashed when I got killed by the large ogre in the top dungeon - had to refresh my browser to try again.

Good job on this!

The game visuals and audio is really nice. My only gripe is with the movement, it feels really sluggish with the acceleration and deceleration, especially when you move while attacking, which doesn't really feel good with action combat in my opinion. The rest of the game is really well polished though, great job.

It was fun playing, combat feels a bit difficult, but still very good for a week

I really like the thematic differences between the dungeons going on here, you're never really sure what you're going to face.

The enemies and environmental traps / puzzles were also varied and had some interesting mechanics / AI. I don't have much to say or critique here as I thought they all worked well, aside from perhaps the path finding, the enemies would just flock towards the player regardless of if a wall was in the way.

The art and music is nice, and while of course they are from asset packs, that doesn't detract from anything. It all worked together nicely aside from perhaps a couple of the UI icons which didn't quite match. 

I enjoyed the Bomberman style gameplay the most, and therefore by extension the Water Dungeon. The theme implementation is definitely there, but I do wonder if maybe it could have been more tightly integrated into the levels, maybe further randomised routes through each dungeon? I'm grasping a little at ideas.

All in all this was a fun little game. Thank you.

For a game jam game there is a huge amount of content in the game and its extremely fun. My only criticism concerns the combat, which is very inconsistent. Great game anyway!

Nice little turn out for 7 days. The beginning rotation was a bit hard for my eyes, and the movement had too much floatiness in the slow-to-stop, but over was really cute!

I'll open with: I'm a bit bad at dungeon crawlers. I started at the water dungeon and died rather quickly as I was swinging my sword and thought maybe the game was broken! After a few minutes though, I managed to find the bomb belt and from there was able to figure it out. That's always a hard aspect in my opinion, trying not to spoon feed every mechanic or detail to the player, but sometimes things just aren't easy to grasp without a tutorial. I also tried the undead room and immediately fell to my demise. I tried the dungeon on the right but my lack of skill was prevalent.

Overall, I really want to call out the art style, animations, and visuals. It's a very visually pleasing game, and I felt like everything read clearly and stood out to me, even when certain aspects were simpler in nature. The only critique that comes to mind is that while the game opens with "spinning" for which dungeon, and there is the spinning attack, I feel the Game Jam theme could have been more emphasized or involved in the game play. As its own stand-alone title though, I think there's a great premise here.

played all four dungeons and really liked the variety!! (: the undead one was probably my favorite. really like the core concept for this, i can definitely imagine it expanded into a whole roguelike format too, with many many infinite paths.

cool dungeon crawler! good mechanic, great potential keep up the good work!

this game is quite fun, i played for around 35 minutes total and i enjoyed it for the most part. i played all four dungeons.  the visuals are quite nice, i like the sprites and animations. the enemies are nice. the music is good, it fits the vibe. 

the goblin dungeon i liked for the most part. i only think the issue, as with many of them is that the ai was a little inconsistent at times. sometimes when i was to the side of one of the spear goblins the goblin wouldn't charge but other times it would.  the level design was quite good, i like that it slowly scaled in difficulty.  the core mechanic of bombs was also fun , it just was annoying that i kept blowing myself up sometimes. maybe a little bit of a longer fuse could fix that? sand was also quite a cool thing, i liked that when i was in the sand i was slower and when i was on the platform i was faster. it lead to some fun fights. i didn't finish it but i think this was my favorite of the dungeons.

the water dungeon's first level felt very confusing from a level design standpoint and from a progression standpoint. as a player it felt that progression ramped up very fast, that it was a lot more difficult. i get the idea of the first room not immediately introducing the mechanic though., i just think it could be done better. maybe adding more sand could help? or a more concrete indicator saying "hey you cant kill this".  dont mean to bash you for that though, just criticizing.

the arrow dungeon was also another one i enjoyed, i only got to the third room though. the initial puzzle was fun and i liked that.  the second room was a good idea and i think it introduces the mechanic in the third room quite well. the third room though was really hard for me and i didnt get past that. i think that the arrow timing can be a bit unforgiving at times since the corridor is so small.  especially since you have to time it 3 times in a row. maybe making it a little slower would help with this. this could also be a skill issue on my part though. overall it was quite fun. 

the undead dungeon was really hard for me, i had fun though. i dont have much criticism there. the dash was also a fun mechanic.

The visuals look so good, the movement is smooth and I like the gameplay. (I got stuck while fighting the water elementals tho, idk what happened like I couldn't move nor did I die)