And what's all that wobbly mumbo-jumbo? It looks like an African mud hut during a rain storm.

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I've been watching this devlog for a little while now. Interesting. Nice chimney too.

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I think it's well done overall. Sections of the menu are well categorized & differentiated. These are both very important aspects of a good menu design, especially when there is so much information to handle. On top of that, navigation and item selection/toggling seem to flow well. Most of the space available is used efficiently - I imagine the map takes up more of the upper-right corner as it's further explored, however the bottom-middle and bottom-right have too much empty space in comparison with the rest of the menu. The one thing which bothers me most is that the style of the character doesn't match up with everything else. I suggest addressing that before you come to a final design.

@TPathuis: Do what Eigen suggested. Red+Blue is a much more appealing title. The game looks sharp! Great use of colors.

That monkey is really, really sweet. The robot bit is just good.

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For Grim's bottom I would stick with a torn cloak. The bubbly thing you've got going on is... awkward? Doesn't read quite right in my opinion. The sprite is much improved otherwise. Also, I was fond of the less menacing facial expression in the first image.

Yay! Still going!

I was guessing that the entire game would be in a desert setting... but now that you mention it, other settings could be sweet too! Where will the cactus go next, I wonder?

Monsters can be generic... It's not glaringly generic or anything like that. What I mean to get across is that it doesn't need to be changed because of that.

Nice edit, Geti. Super sweet.

Nope. No arcade mode. I've been working on other projects. I don't particularly want to work on this one any more. Additional stages may or may not be made. Another freeware project without the necessary motivation. At least it's not completely dead... yet.

Ready... Waiting...

Avarice thing.

If you bring the monsters slightly closer to the same vertical position there could still be enough depth without having to draw back view sprites. That might be worth a shot, if you havn't tried it already.

Interesting idea to have the overworld show behind battles - I like it but also think that it could be distracting. I'd try darkening the background, in addition to desaturation. A dark background would compliment your sprites well while also giving more focus to the battle. Yup. That's my input.

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A reaper character could go either way, I suppose. It'd be suited well to rarity & non-evolution, but at the same time I can imagine it's weaker & stronger versions looking particularly awesome. Hmm...

By the way, love the golems!

Hey seagaia, I watched a bit of this being played about a week or so ago. What I saw looked pretty ace. It's a nice piece of enteratinment you've made.