Forsaken Ones

first of all, I enjoyed my time, thanks for making the game and keep at it! <3 Took me 1.2h to get through the bosses with one character. I like the style, a less serious soulslike with simple graphics, and it was fun to tackle (some of) the bosses. Patterns were easy enough to learn. Combat and movement feels clunky. I have NEVER been able to hit a right click attack, block seems useless too, all attacks are easier to just dodge. Dodging is really forgiving, maybe too much even, although sometimes it feels like the character points in the wrong direction after a roll. Q attack is incredibly inconsistent as any boss attack animation seems to make it invulnerable. Boss attack hitboxes are plain wrong sometimes (looking angrily at that vertical laser beam from the oversized tadpole). The furries on the bridge body block the player even though visually they're not in the way, while they walk and attack through each other just fine. With some extra polishing this will be a pretty f...

About an hour of playtime. 6 Bosses. Honestly just not worth it. This has the feeling of being someone's first game all over, which isn't bad per se, but this one has too many things just straight up not working or bad. The two major issues I had with it: - A lot of enemy attacks have very bad attack hitboxes, things hit you that really shouldnt hit you. - Heavy attacks are a broken mess, and trying to hit someone after rolling is nearly impossible because it locks you in a weird direction. Overall I enjoyed my time, but some changes really do need to happen before I can actually recommend it. The game has enough content, but it really just needs way more polishing on the mechanics, and just playtesting.