I finished the game before unlocking all the perks, but I kept to playing until I unlocked them all hahah.

As a big fan of number go up games this was very satisfying to play. Being able to upgrade and see the improvement was super satisfying. The art style is very gameboy and the implementation of the theme is very creative!

Love the sprite and character art

You had me at incremental :)
This is the second one I've gotten to play this jam. I like it. It's neat, plays well.  At first I didn't realize I could invest more points into the nodes, since they looked greyed out after the first time buying them. I assumed getting to buy the next level would take another unlock later or something. Once I accidentally clicked one and realized it worked, it was great. Not sure how you'd have to change that to make it visually look like the buttons weren't greyed out, given the palette, but something to think of. Great job otherwise!

My favorite game from GBJAM14!

I am a huge fan of these incremental/ idle RPG games - this was a fun, quick adventure to play! :D

The characters + enemy designs have charm and the progression was smooth - gameplay was seamlessly paced.

I would love to see and play more content from this game - and if you ever decide to post this on Steam - I'd throw some old gold your way. :D

Anyways, great work on this - I loved playing this game!

I've played this the most out of everything i've rated so far! Super polished experience

Super fun game. So many variations on how to beat all dungeons. Love balance, art and sound. Awesome game

Loved the character sprites, and keeping your gold between runs makes the upgrade loop click. Solid work

Nice title lettering, the ornate serif with the skull between the flourishes sets the tone before anything moves. and keeping your coins after a defeat so the tree grows every run is the right call for a jam sized loop. nice job

The fourth game I've played for the Jam. Old Gold, Old Bones was a game that was right up my alley. An autofighter where you collect gold by defeating enemies and then spend that gold in between "rounds". It's a concept with so much potential and given the limited timeframe we all had, Eakka Labs delivered big.

The hue is the first thing that you'll notice and it's certainly a bold choice going with a grayscale palette. I think it works very well with the overall style of the game and the gameplay itself. Everything is very toned down and understated but it's also, maybe in part thanks to that, a really smooth and straightforward gaming experience. I mean that in the best way possible.

On a personal note, I loved the designs of the three main characters, everything from the visual appearance in the dialogue cut scenes, to the way their abilities and attacks differed. 

I finished the game and I'll finish it again if it ever sees an update. I think there's still interesting avenues to be explored, although what's there now is truly good.

Finished the game and I thought overall it was a good incremental game at it's bare bones. While I found the sprite work charming I thought it was missing something to make progression dish out that dopamine hit I usually get from incremental games. Finally, at the end, once you beat the last boss if you continue the game you get the same cutscene each time though. The completionist in me wanted to get all the upgrades before I reviewed lol. Had fun playing, thanks for making this!

I really like incremental games so I had fun playing this one. I liked the art and upgrades. I stopped playing once i got through the first dungeon but the game felt good to play and really polished. Nice work!