Well it was bound to happen. One negative review, which reads like this: "basically, moving and any action are separated. that is, every action needs AP. this means player needs to care for AP to get better position. but when killing mobs, player char moves to the grid of the mob with no AP use. if player had to enter into enemy's grid when combat like chess, this makes sense. but player can do melee attack only from adjacent grid. while ranged attack works with keeping current position. this odd rule no...

I summoned as many things as I could in the demonstration level. After playing a bit and killing two goblins, I hit "select previous" on one of my bats and the game instantly crashed to desktop. Unfortunately I can't reproduce it, so I recognize that this may not be a terribly useful report, but I figured it couldn't hurt....

Can you save your game at any time?

So I've not played for particularly long yet, but I have a couple of suggestions coupled with questions. First - is there a keyboard shortcut for ending the turn? Or some indicator as to which of your summoned/befriended creatures hasn't moved yet or has some action points left? Second - what was the reasoning for the buff spells only affecting adjacent allies? I rarely want to use these spells because I can't get enough allies around my wizard to make it worthwhile. A two-tile range would be better, esp...

Finding out what spells do as you play can sometimes be part of the charm, but right now there's not nearly enough information (especially since a new player won't really know what's mechanically implemented.) It doesn't need to tell the player everything, but a few sentences to make it clear that eg. bats can fly while goblins can search and open doors would be neat, plus possibly information on which creatures are tough, fast, hit hard, etc. In-universe text about spells is also a chance to fles...