Light Keeper

soo coool/ kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk muito bom

Hello, could you bring an Android version?

Also in Portuguese if possible

It really surprised me how well done the game is made, you can dash, climb walls, parry and there is a bunch of different enemies/items/equipment, truly a recipe for success if it wasn't for the combat system that is quite unresponsive for fighting a horde of randomly generated enemies and bosses that stun-lock you with 6 different debuffs.

The game is really promising so I hope you can fix this issues by either making enemies spawn on fixed locations and put a limit on them, making them weaker or making a more precise and responsive combat system, you fix that and this is a 10/10 game.

The game seems to be packed with tons of features but they really go to waste if you spawn the player in and then bombard him with enemies instantly.
I'm not even sure whats going on at first glance.
Noone will know your controls and mechanics instantly just beucase you write it down before the game starts, in my opinion you should add a tutorial part where you show the player around so he gets used to the game and slowly increase the difficutly. Otherwise this could be a cool game!

The game tells me that I can cling to walls and climb up or down, but it does not show me the key binding. How do I cling to a wall?

spanish :(

Game engine and combat system are great, but the implementation is crippling.  

The game does not pause when you open menus to upgrade stats or read what your items/abilities do.  There are no safe areas, except those achieved via spawn manipulation.  Enemies appear from nowhere in huge hordes constantly all of the time starting from about two seconds after a run starts.

Nevertheless, the way to play the game successfully, presently, is to camp a torch in a corner with a ceiling, thus maximally limiting enemy spawns, and grab whatever items come your way from the trickle of enemies quickly buying up your stats to absurd levels in between waves, then rushing the torches rapidly killing all the bosses in sequence via your absurdly powerful attacks, spells, and items.  That camping and super-cautious play requirement kinda conflicts with the no-holds-barred constant enemy spam insane rush the game seems to otherwise be going for.  But you can't have non-stop brutally difficult combat and require players to try and read what their abilities do and manage an inventory while simultaneously doing that.

What I would recommend is to disable item configuration and stat leveling most of the time (let players still pick up items and spells, and cycle spells the same way they do currently) but give the player periodic rest stops to configure equipment and spells and stat points and what not in.  Perhaps the player can initiate a rest manually at lit torches as long as there's no boss active, or perhaps killing enough enemies in a short enough time could spawn a miniboss which when slain makes the enemies flee to regroup and gives you the rest opportunity, or perhaps you could create makeshift bonfires to keep the enemies away with light temporarily while you rest or something.  In any case, explicitly separating menus and reading from the fast-paced combat would massively improve this game, I think.