Dungeon Dungeon!

You start solo, able to recruit from the inn to add members to your party. Unfortunately, you're not able to recruit a healer initially, nor are you able to recruit a tank, and you don't fill either of those roles. The people who do fit those roles are locked behind buying the ability to recruit them at the Church, which you can't do initially. No loot drops off of mobs, and the dungeon trip is very much on rails where you appear standing in a room with enemies standing in front of you, when you beat them you click an icon and poof you're standing in another room with enemies in front of you. You carry a sword (visibly, it's in your hand), but you don't actually use a sword. The game is clearly intended for a controller, with keyboard+mouse feeling like they're an afterthought. Camera angle is fixed, which can put the enemy front row partially obscured by yours. It feels, to me, like playing a choose-your-own-adventure picture book, if such a book was best suited by having the pages turned by a controller. I'll update my review in a day or two if my opinion changes, but it's not particularly enjoyable thus far.

wait til its finished. designed to make you fail multiple times.

Not bad for an early access game. It has some clever designs like front row vs. back row, as well as how stun works on both you and your enemies. The UI is a bit clunky sometimes, but I guess it's the combat that matters the most in this type of game, which feels satisfying here, especially when your characters are leveled up and equipped with those fancy skills.

Love the art style, and it has a simple but more or less deep combat that mixes some systems in good way that feels refrehsing for the genre. But version 1.0 has some mayor bugs. Wait until the they fix them.