Fun! I love this kind of game! My bronze axe was no match for the raw destructive might of a fluffy sheep, though. Frame rate seems prohibitively slow, but that might be the computer I'm using.

Nice work!

Very cool to see the new game! I got ~10 FPS before, now ~20 FPS in Safari and ~40 FPS in Chrome on macOS 10.12.2, MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Mid 2014) w/ Core i7, 16 GB RAM. 

I'm getting about 30-35 moving and 60 standing still on a PC using Google Chrome.  I have a low-end gaming system (can play all games, but not at highest resolutions), so that may have something to do with it.

Interface looks great - easy to read and not in the way.  I really liked the NPC info cards and flavor text too.  Main map looks good.  NPC movements add a nice touch.

Walk speed seemed a little slow for me -- I used the "winged foot" icon to move faster....I'd recommend using that as your base walk speed.  If you have large maps it will really decrease travel time from section to section.

Also, I think the axe sprite is bugged.  When I weilded it as a weapon, I saw a black box with a green line through it.

Great job overall.  I look forward to seeing you develop this concept.

Thanks, glad to see the art being used! 

The faster walking speed is way better! Though occasionally it seems to revert from the fast boots/running back to walking... 

I also can't quite figure out how to make stuff; is that implemented yet? Whenever I try to smelt or smith it just tells me I don't have the required materials. 

@Darkwall - Are you looking for critique at the moment?

Had to check. :) I've worked in QA in the game industry, so I apologize if I sound harsh; old training, ect.

IU: This one stood out to me the most, so for now this is what I'll focus on.

1. It's difficult to move around. I see what you're trying to do with the 'click to move to this spot' navigation, but if you're going to do that the pathfinding needs to be smarter and the NPCs and game elements need to be less touchy. Right now if there are even simple obstacles in the way the character won't move. Other times, I'll be attempting to move somewhere, and I'll have clicked on a nearby NPC or item instead.

You can do what you want with your design, obviously, but given the genre I'd have expected a standard WASD control setup.

2. Icons everywhere, and I have no idea what each one's supposed to mean. The UI needs some hover-text, and I'd like to see hover-text over the game elements. I'd no idea which item in the mining field was which at a glance.

3. The display menu on the lower left corner, which reports your actions? It needs a timestamp before each message, particularly if you're going to be using the 'do this until the inventory is full / empty' actions. (Also, related-- when it says "You put the item in you're inventory"-- change the 'you're' to 'your'.)

4. Action-type menus come up on objects you're not adjacent to: say I'm five squares away from an ore block I want to mine. I click on the stack, there's a mining button. I press it, and... nothing happens, because I'm not adjacent to it.

Either I need to move straight to the object after clicking 'mine', or that menu should only appear when the character is within a certain distance. This goes for every other similar menu-- trading, smithing, ect.

I have more, but this is probably enough for now. Keep working at it!

Very nice! I'm glad to hear it. :) Looking forward to seeing what you do with the RPG.

I'll take a look at the zombie game in a little while-- I can't say for sure when, because I've been put on some new meds that have me pretty out of it, and I'm not sure how long it'll last. I'll check back in later.

The plain green tiles make the game feel cold and artificial. you should try to use some more charming for gras and main background.

Btw same for your game Eliza only that you have some flowers in it that mitigate the feeling a bit.