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A jam submission

Please Stop Coming, Brave One!View game page

Inherit your dad's ruined demon castle and his debts. Braves invade, steal and shop; you tax them and rebuild.
Submitted by Idle Engine Studio (@IdleEngineDev) — 1 day, 23 hours before the deadline
Rated by 12 people so far
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Submitted

Oh gosh the brave little ones never stopped coming haha. Though I was wondering why my buildings kept dying. Guess I shouldn't skip the Armageddon text scene for that answer haha.
Great concept and idea. Can't wait to see where this goes!

Submitted

I really miss trading games; I’ve been looking for ones I’d like for a long time. And this one has both a trading system and turn‑based combat — which I love — and collectibles. I really like the visual style, despite the AI; it’s just that I think the 3D map style stands out too much from the overall atmosphere. I’d like to see this project develop further and hope to see it on Steam someday.

Submitted

Cool idea. You’re the broke demon kid taxing the heroes that keep showing up, and the debt ball on the title screen made me laugh. It took a long time to load for me. Once it did, there was a big block of text to read before I could do anything. The building panel shows the costs and timers well, but the game didn’t keep me playing. If I got to do something in the first minute, and the text came in small pieces as I needed it, I think I’d have stuck around longer.

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Played through Day 1: the first gate fight I won by hand with Soul Drain on the backline, then I left it on Auto for the next two waves and lost both (233 G and then 300 G stolen), which is a pretty convincing argument for your own line that the commands decide the outcome. The loop clicked fast: sell the loot from the win at the rebuilt Weapon Shop, put it into the castle and cottages, hit L01 and spin the wheel. Lovely art and the 3D town reads well. One small note: Auto-manage plus Auto battle seems much weaker than manual early on, maybe a hint about that would help new players. Great entry.