tried playing on a mid-tier laptop and it got real hot. Given the simplicity of the graphics I'm wondering if there's just some settings that you've left on high that are somehow taxing my IrisXE iGPU? At the least offering resolution slider might help, or offering to limit frame rate to 30fps, given that nothing happens at anything like 60hz in the game. Also, it's super dark, not so playable in daylight. Would be nice to have a brightness slider. otherwise the gameplay is neat. I'm digging the half puz...

played for 5ish minutes and am interested to give it more time. but found a few issues that hold me back a bit: joystick code needs larger deadzones. way too easy to turn by mistake. combat is confusing. There's a doge option? can't seem to get that to work. So far it just seems like you trade hearts until somebody runs out. is it turn based or real time somehow? is it procedural or hand built? Ie is the map fixed or will restarting give me a new map? When I quit will I loose all progress, or?...

I tried it out, found it harder than I prefer but has potential. A difficulty setting that gives a bit more time to react when the enemies prepare to attack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LALfdgosiLo

the "final" puzzle (getting to the very top) is like 10-20x harder than anything that comes before it. And so many dead ends. I did finally figure it out, but I have to say it stopped being fun at least an hour before I finally cracked it, maybe two. The key issue I think, is that there's no hint prior that pillars can be carried thru so many different types of movement, most importantly up stairs. And given that early on you learn you can't rotate while carrying pillars it's awfully reasonable...