Light & shadow.

A demo entered for the pirate games game jam, If you would like this game to get further developed, please comment any feedback and we will work on improving.

You play as a wizard, chosen by the gods to save the world and cleanse the shadow that has corrupted the lands. Along the way, you will meet strange people and fight powerful opponents as well as train your magical ability.

Controls:

MOVEMENT - WASD
INTERACT- SPACEBAR
MENU - E
BACK - Q

Game design doc:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uZyFrUPj-pWXxZnGsNuePXL1PxYpxOPl75qz_E6rXDo/..

Comments

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The battles seem a bit too hard for me too, although it can just be my skill issue. All in all great work, I especially liked the enemy designs.

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I don't know if I'm very bad or what but combat feels brutal in the game, mainly because of the mana costs of spells and enemy damage (especially biters).

Also are you sure fire damage are counted correctly?

Besides that, the graphics are really good, you absolutely grasped the aesthetics of games like undertale/everhood. The absence of sfx doesn't play in your favor when trying to emulate musical game such as these

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During my initial testing of the game I think fire damage was handled correctly, and the combat is meant to be pretty challenging.
Also about the sfx stuff, i completely agree that the lack of music/sfx does harm the game, we did work on an OST and sound effects but we thought that the music we made did not fit with the theme of the game and could hurt it even more.

Thank you very much for the feedback!
After the voting period ends for this jam, I might create a new OST and add sound effects.

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You're not bad at the game, it just takes some getting used to. I also spent more time fighting the first set of enemies in the forest than anything else in the game, it can take a while to get used to the attack patterns. For the Biter surround attack, aim to do circles sticking to the edge of the arena and constantly move in a large circle. At least that's what worked for me.