Maybe Immortal

In spite of not speaking the language at all, the menus are basically organized the way you expect menus to be organized, so I'm able to start the game up, and interact with it as a game. Fantastic interface design. I can navigate your software to get where I want to get without knowing any words, and all the menu items are words, not even icons. This is borderline wizardry. So, once in the game - I might have chosen a character and the game might or might not let me change characters ever again - there are some things that do things. I don't know what the things they do do, exactly, except they change my stats going in, although the only two stats I am certain exist are health and mana; if the other stats exist somewhere, I have no idea where to look. I have four attacks, all of which rapidly deplete my very limited supply of mana. Mana recharges very slowly. Then I can run around while health and mana regenerate until it gets high enough then I kill enemies, which slowly raises my experience level, I think; it might also be increasing the challenge level, I can't tell, because there's a key I can press that does exactly the same thing, except a few minutes later my face will get eaten by level one million spiders. Also I get skull money. I can spend skull money in some kind of store for ... things ... that do ... things. They're all way too expensive for me to afford. I spent fifty skull coins buying a skull coin. Clearly I have no idea what I'm doing. I seem to be able to control what monsters attack me? This feels like I'm grinding in a roguelite. Roguelite is in the game tags. There must be some kind of metaprogression. Am I making progress in it? I have no idea. I feel compelled to continue.