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Didn’t expect to enjoy this but it’s fun, I like the elements that you retain across play throughs, and it’s really well written…plus it helps exercise my aging memory. One more: was just fighting a whelk, had almost zero health, it poisoned me just as my weapon broke completely. I tapped my hand to see if I could equip something mid combat, and it said basically I could only do that outside of combat. The background flashed for a sec (s as I assume I died) but then the button to return from the equipment note wouldn’t work…and the only way to get out of that screen was to force quit completely. Fortunately it loaded back up just fine (with the immediate note that I’d died as expected) so no big problem… just a single bug in what otherwise an extremely clean game! :)

As a voiceover user, I’ve often found it a bit difficult to find good RPG‘s to play. This one seemed to come out of nowhere, and it absolutely blew me away. The exploration mechanics are super creative, it runs sort of like a memory card game, but every time you match two cards, it triggers some kind of event. combat is turn based and requires no vision or reflexes whatsoever, just strategy and a bit of luck. I like that the overall gameplay has a sort of survival theme. Not only do you have to keep your health up, but you also have to keep your energy up otherwise you will start losing health, and if you’re over burdened, you start losing energy. The fact that I have to constantly keep all of this in mind, while always trying to ration enough food to get me just one floor further, really immerses me in the game world, making me feel as though I’m truly braving the depths of a vast and mysterious underground land. Another really cool mechanic I love about this game is every time you kill a monster, you learn a bit more about it. It’s like you’re studying the Monsters in real time. As for story, I find the storyline of this game incredibly intriguing. I never know what’s around the next corner, or what secret zone I have yet to discover. I feel like there’s always new surprises here, even on floors I’ve visited 1000 times. overall, I would say that I love this new addition to the ever growing collection of voiceover accessible rpgs on iOS, as it is engaging, challenging, completely accessible, and hits you with interesting surprises at every turn.

title says it all, apple won’t refund, this game is utter garbage. DONT BUY THIS GAME

My favorite game on my iPad in a long time - the only thing is I think the brother is impossible and I admit I’m getting a little tired of trying to make it there and then just get annihilated. I don’t know if it’s because of a skill issue (me!) or what… anyways I love playing, I just hope I can progress finally one day. Super awesome game though!

The best parts of RPGs with the tedium simplified Awesome pixel art A retro nod back to the arcade days of my childhood in the 80s Total feeling of immersion which most games are missing I love it!!

This game quickly became one of my faves. Hits all the right retro vibes with a familiar format with lots of modern mechanics. Looking forward to Chapter 2!

Addictive, too. I can’t stop playing it. Don’t let the apparent simplicity of the matching mechanics fool you. There’s a fair amount of strategy across the entire “map”. The story is richly imagined and well-written. It deserves more players!

I really appreciate that the developer revamped the game so that progress is much better. I redownloaded it to start over and I can tell already it’s been greatly improved. Thank you, developer, for listening to feedback and addressing issues, it’s really appreciated. This game is monetized right with no ads or IAP. The design is awesome and the gameplay is unique and fun, the right balance of luck and strategy. There’s a lot to do but it’s not overly complicated, making it good for casual and advanced gamers alike. I like that it saves progress at all times too so you can jump in and out quickly on a break. You’ve done everything right, developer, and I highly recommend this game to others.

The memory mechanic is far too random and there aren’t enough resources… mostly you’ll randomly die from no energy while randomly clicking squares to find a match. Add more food; add some sort of memory buff so you can reveal cards more quickly.

Reminds me of a lot of other role playing rogue likes I’ve enjoyed playing but with its own unique story. Lots of secrets and replay ability in the first chapter. Looking very forward to seeing where this games goes and hope updates come soon :)