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[MagmaMcFry]

Yeah, so instead of making you do dangerous changes to your system, I'll just give you an EXE build:

Here you go. Try this out for size.

[LeoLeonardoIII]

Hahaha yeah, wearing an http hat.

HTTP:/

[Mongol13524]

Wherever this ends up going, I'm going to bear witness to it.

[Skyrunner]

Okay, I think I found out why it doesn't work for some people. Follow these instructions and try again. It should work now.

EDIT: Wait, those aren't instructions at all. Lemme find a better link.

Java is weird that way. Unlike what you would expect out of a sane program, it doesn't add itself to the PATH on Windows. I don't think Python did, either. Curious.

Is probably why I'm using Linux for all non-C++ coding.

[Tiruin]

Hahaha yeah, wearing an http hat.

HTTP:/

xD

Thanks for that .exe McFry.

[Tiruin]

Writing this straight from the first alpha release (ie Vector's post) [...And via the .exe that McFry released]

The game, in itself, is amazing. Music, gameplay, and other effects. I'd argue on the repetitiveness on some events but that'd not be a good basis for quite anything in regard to how the dungeon layout is set: the intro and the many, many references--subtle or not--to authors, quotations, sayings and...probably historical data (I've seen a few but am unsure) add a nice touch to it.

Now here are tiny notes I saw.

Spoiler: Some stuffs (click to show/hide)

> In a character death, 50 stress is gained, to a maximum of 99 stress, in which the remaining living characters freak out and get a quirk.
> The flask raises ATK by 1 and lowers DEF/SPD by 1 until combat is finished (unsure if this lasts for a set # of turns, but I've passed ~5 rounds and the status effect was still in place)
> Healing on the world-view requires a Campfire and Food...In options of 0/2/4/8 food per campfire lit. Unsure how much each option heals, but the second (2) seems most efficient, healing ~10 hp, if you can spare the food.
> You may attempt any area that can give a 'prize' (non-negative item) as many times as you can (watch for the negative effects of failure), until you get the prize.

You have two set-ups. The world-view and the battle-view. In both, you may manipulate your characters/party formation as you will.

Other than copy what is said in this nice guide here, it is to be noted that you may edit your party any time in game--more apparent in the battle-view, but in world-view, just press "x" to begin selecting any of the six icons to edit your party, and "z" to return.
(I find the controls similar to...well, Mardek, of all games I remember. The z and x buttons, specifically. )
Note that there is a highlighted area in the world-view, denoted by a lighter shade of white around an icon. Movement occurs when the map is highlighted.

Spoiler: Queries (click to show/hide)

...Unless an instruction list was added later on?

...Also is there any way to unequip items from a character? I have no idea how to switch the...viewpoint in the world-view on the character in question (or how to unequip them :x)

What do those blank...squares below each character's health bar denote?

Why can

Also I find it extremely funny that you could taunt a skeleton to death. xD

[MrWillsauce]

I like the game even though I really hate JRPGs and that kind of turn-based combat. For what it is, a short and simple minimalist thingy, it is excellent. Game of the Year. (3/10)

[Elephant Parade]

Uh, the game doesn't run for me. Dunno why. I double-click it, but nothing happens.

[Vector]

Uh, the game doesn't run for me. Dunno why. I double-click it, but nothing happens.

do u have jaaaaaavaaaaaaaa?

...Unless an instruction list was added later on?

Nope!  Part of playing this game is learning how it works, in some respects.

...Also is there any way to unequip items from a character? I have no idea how to switch the...viewpoint in the world-view on the character in question (or how to unequip them :x)

Not really.  There's no functional reason to; if you need to swap armor on someone who has armor, just give them whatever's in your inventory, and what they're wearing will appear in its place.

What do those blank...squares below each character's health bar denote?

Stress!

Why can

:?

[Elephant Parade]

I do indeed have Java. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, if I remember correctly.

[Tiruin]

Why can

:?

I don't even my keyboard. :v
I was going to ask why there wasn't seemingly an option of saving the game?

I do indeed have Java. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, if I remember correctly.

Are you clicking the right icon?

Not really.  There's no functional reason to; if you need to swap armor on someone who has armor, just give them whatever's in your inventory, and what they're wearing will appear in its place.

Blargh. There goes my first set of plate mail. On my Hunter. xD
Thanks though!

Nope!  Part of playing this game is learning how it works, in some respects.

All those surprises. ._.

[Elephant Parade]

I'm clicking "ld50". It makes the loading cursor appear for a fraction of a second, but nothing else happens. It doesn't even show up as an app, or increase the number of background processes.

Odd, since it even has the Java icon.

Fake-Edit: Oh, you're supposed to click "start".

[scriver]

I do indeed have Java. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, if I remember correctly.

Are you using the .exe?

[MaximumZero]

When are you guys going to update the WordPress site?

[Zangi]

Start with 3 priests and 1 bandit.  Easy mode?  (Maybe force the RNG to make parties more diverse?)  That is if you are gonna update it.