Galdia

Pros: Feels like a few game ideas from other types of games put together but it mixes well. difficulty is balanced. music fits the graphics Cons: needs to have more to craft. add furniture. cosmetics. sometimes I run into my own wood spikes. will play more and like it has updates

Feels like I'm playing nintendo with modern crafting and survival. curious where the game is going.

Slime boss is insanely crazy to fight. Looking forward to having a house with Iron walls. Lots of content already in the game.

This game is updated more than most games, I've seen. Some of the levels are hard to locate. Other than that this game shows potential. Hope it catches on.

New dungeon bosses in update

The first three levels of Galdia start off pretty easy, but then the difficulty really ramps up. The Fireball ring is a blast to use, same with the Fire Wand - both of which you can see in the intro video, which is a nice touch. That crab boss with the shield had me stumped for a while until I figured out the trick to beating it. What really impressed me is how the dungeons and overworld are randomly generated. When I restarted, it honestly felt like I was playing a completely different game. I still haven't discovered all the levels yet, so there's plenty left to explore. The Chaos days add another layer of challenge. The first one wasn't too bad - just had to deal with wood spikes everywhere. But man, that second Chaos day was intense. Really kept me on my toes. Overall, Galdia has that perfect difficulty curve where you feel like you're getting better at the game just as it throws new challenges at you. The randomization keeps each run feeling fresh, and I'm still finding new stuf...

First thing I noticed was not having controls tutorial for opening menu (which will tell you what you need most of the time). Getting caught on collision can be frustrating, could recommend either making the player sprite bigger or shrink everything else, this will make it so you don get caught on edges of a block/object. Promising to see updates though frequently. All in all good premise of learning new recipes through classic Zelda like dungeons for main world sandbox probably adding a quest log/book for giving the player some form of direction will help. Also for finding other dungeons, you don't need to add them to the mini map but you could describe where they're at through in game dialogue hints

It's being updated all the time. I think it has a lot of potential! The music is catchy and pleasant, I like the option to explore and find things without being pushed along by a tutorial. I got stuck trying to go through doorways a few times, but that will be polished out so I won't hold it against the game. I really liked growing giant crops and exploring the dungeons and fighting the bats. Give it a try!