djdarko: Looks decent, but does the entire game have that same background texture?

RafaelLopez: To be fair, the trailer and official site aren't very detailed about anything. The trailer does show only 2 types of enemies (3 if you count a skeleton with a bow as a separate type) and always the same-looking rooms. The site also says it's "70+ rooms", so if each takes less than 2 minutes to beat, it's a game to be finished within 2-3 hours.

What sparked my interest was the cool combat system with decent good retro graphics. Gods know we need more games where what it takes to win a battle is NOT clicking insanely at everything and nothing. I'm hoping the rest stands on its own, I'm in for the sword and shield.

Oh and, well, it's indie DRM-free for Windows, so why not give it a shot?

IronArcturus: Very reminiscent of Castlevania!

gibbeynator: It's an indie platformer with pixel art AND RPG elements? That's like hitting the trifecta of indie games, why hasn't GOG dropped ALL negotiations for classics to get this?

Mentalepsy: Looks good, but it better be a whole lot tougher than what's shown in the video. I don't mind if the game's like an hour long, but if you've beaten it an hour after picking it up for the first time, something is wrong.Mentalepsy: The GOG trifecta of indie games is "heartwarming" "puzzle platformer" "with a unique twist." This doesn't appear to be any of those things, so it's probably a low priority.

RafaelLopez: Actually here's a platformer that apparently has puzzles and the twist is in the combat system.