Sleeping Beauty

This is really well done! And I particularly like the combat. Filling the field with your attacks and enemy attacks really forces you to decide if you want to risk getting more…

Really well done! The combat is really unique and brings something fresh to otherwise walking-into-enemies to kill them.

This is awesome! The battle system is original too. Well done...

Game play and environment are really well executed!

But a solid strategy seems to be to pick the enemies attacks when they are just two blocks, and wait for your own to align up to more than 4. That combined with a strategy of…

That was a fun 20 minute distraction!

Thanks! I am glad that people find the combat system useful and comprehensible. Some have troubles distinguishing colors, though.

I'm colorblind and am having a hard time with the "you attack" vs "enemy attacks (magic)" color choice. Outside of that, I'm digging this.

I agree, the yellow/green/red is rather difficult to distinguish. Aside from altering the colors, it could also use different symbols. In general, it's good to have multiple…

It looks possible to have rooms generated that are impossible to exit. For example, I'm up to L3, and can't get out of the room with the stairwell. And on L2 part of the map is…

I'm stuck on the third floor. It's just a room without any exits.

The first tower/game I started into had a room with no exit. At first I thought it was just a very nihilist game with no progress. I started a new game and that was better

Using ⌘ + Arrow is problematic in the case of the left arrow. You should catch/swallow that. That is, on Chrome/Mac. It'll navigate you back to the previous page.

This is superb except for one small thing at the end; thank you so much for doing it in a browser window! Especially loving the connection between abstract resource management in…

ctrl+left is back in browser :(

On the 5th floor or so. There probably needs to be a game clock (the usually implementation is hunger or enemies spawning). Otherwise you can just go in a room and walk around…

But a solid strategy seems to be to pick the enemies attacks when they are just two blocks, and wait for your own to align up to more than 4. That combined with a strategy of…

Ah yes that will be a problem for some. An easy solution there is to use different glyphs for the different colors as well.

I had to keep rechecking which color was which. I suggest using two colors (you vs them) and two symbols (magic vs attack).

Very nice. I wish it had a save game feature.

This is delightful. I've got a flight coming up, does anyone know if there is a keyboard overlay that could be used to play it on a mobile?

Is there a "wait" command (usually '.')?

Can someone explain how the combat is supposed to work? I suppose that if I had more experience with these kinds of games it might be obvious.

Its like bejeweled\candy crush. You select two or more adjacent colors to perform an "attack". The "attack" will be one of four choices: You attack, you attack with magic, the…

> But I think I would like to use Racket to make one one day. That would be neat. Are there any roguelike engines for scheme? Or would you build it from scratch?

At first glance, seems similar to the combat system used by Legend of Bumbo[1] (upcoming game from the Super Meat Boy dev). Have other games used this "match-three" mechanic as a…

"swap sword" is a pretty neat recent ios game where the character/enemies inhabit a match-3 grid

Nice controls and looks interesting. Will have to bookmark it. Almost makes me want to re-download Dwarf Fortress. Anyone know if the adventure mode has improved much lately?

I've always enjoyed roguelikes and probably spent dozens of hours playing them. My current favourites include more modern takes on the genre like "Caves of Qud" and "FTL". I sort…