A Kobold Story : Trenchcoat Adventurer

Nope

Kobolds.

It's cute! The humor is gets a good chuckle, the art style is charming and In the realm of classic-First-Person-style dungeon crawlers? This feels very accessible. I don't even often play games like this, but the vibes had me interested. as far as criticism goes; I got a visual bug or two sometimes, but nothing real game breaking. It might not be quite as deep as other games of its kind, but I feel like it's just right for someone wanting to just casually have a fun time with it. Also has some nice Custom difficulty/Accessibility settings, which I appreciate!

Kobolds on a whimsical adventure, if that doesn't sell you then something is wrong with you

Looks fun, but needs rebindable movement key QOL for left handed players, especially in 2026. Will change my review if implemented.

Absolutely wonderful little dungeon crawler. It's not difficult for character building, and you technically only control one adventurer, so it's great as an entry point to this genre but still able to provide a bit of challenge at times! Each of the kobolds has a slight difference to them, and losing one in combat can cause a domino effect as you lose the ability to cast, or escape melee, if one dies. But a quick snack will get them right back into adventuring spirits! Art is obviously wonderful--just look at it. Look at it. How can you hate anything about that?? Music is pretty good, doesn't grate but isn't anything stand-out, but I didn't find myself wanting to mute. Love the bits of voice acting you find! No bugs I encountered (at least that I couldn't just eat!), and level design is solid with maps that don't drag out too much. Combat strategy isn't complex, usually choosing either attack or magic, and only lightly having to worry about damage typing or defending (at least on standard difficulty). The real challenge is in hunger management and juggling your tight inventory (luckily, you can eat almost anything. Yum!). Took about 6 hours to 100%, so it's not a game that wi…