Dreadmarrow

I was gifted a key to test the game and give feedback while the game is in it's very early stages (please bear that in mind as things are likely going to change from the time of my review) I wasn't able to sink much time into the game as a whole as I have been a bit busy with things going on in life but from what I was able to play of it, here is my review: Takeaways: Solid gameplay loop of forming a party and tackling dungeons. Plenty of different combos to take in and try out. (so many that I think I maybe got around to trying out 2-3 of possibly hundreds of unique party formations) Levelling and gear offers up abilities and even more unique combinations to tackle different challenges. Music is highly fitting of the genre. Loops really well and keeps pace with the different scenarios you find yourself in. NPC's with actual dialogue was pretty refreshing as you don't see that in most early stage games. Classic JRPG turn based feel is always a plus. Initially, I was told the game does not really hold your hand and you kind of just get thrown into the mix. This is true and was both a boon and a curse at the start. Reason being, I didn't know you could form a party until about an hour into my playthrough. I died SO MANY times going solo until I found out you can have multiple people in your party. I also didn't know you could change your class this way from the jump. All in all, solid foundation with a really fun loop. Hopefully, in the future I am asked to assist with this project again. Until then, keep at it!