This game is well done and is retro styled. The demands for mini maps and such would ruin the fun of the game. The whole point of the game is to explore it. It's very hard to get overly lost unless you're just moving around and not even glancing at your surroundings. The complaints about not being able to beat areas and not being able to just buy your way to max stats and beat the game. This game is a RPG. Go buy a better weapon or farm a little to level up. I finished the game with little to no farming at all so it's definitely possible. I'm currently downloading the sequel now. Keep this up. I love where you're going with this.

If you are a fan of old Nintendo rpgs or even very old computer rpgs you will love this game. They even made a second one after this one with added features (map and exp counter that tells you how much until next level) I just want to say good work to the developers and thanks. Idk how hard it is to look into making an mmorpg phone game but this simple platform with friends would be great.

If you’re a veteran of old-school dungeon crawlers of the 8-bit era, you should try this. No real background story, and it’s short, but so what? You’re a fighter guy, and you are there to fight monsters and snag loot — what else do you need to know? You don’t need a mini-map, as the game gives you location coordinates. Keep track of your HP, remember to upgrade your gear, and above all, have fun!

I really enjoyed playing this game. It reminded me of the first RPG games I played in the 1980s. Very old-school, but fun, and well-thought-out (in a retro way). It's a cute way to show grandchildren "this is what the games were like when I was your age... This is how it all started." Kind of short, but looking forward to the sequel.