The Summon

This game gives you the same feeling as that time you were a kid, and your mom opened the door to see if you were sleeping, and you were hiding under the covers playing pokemon yellow on your gameboy color. It was probably the best days of your life and you didn't even know it back then. But know you realize. So if you want to experience that feeling again, the nostalgic feeling of experiencing something new, alone or with a couple of friends, then this game is for you.

8.5/10 I recently had the pleasure of delving into a charming DnD-like game that completely exceeded my expectations. Anticipating a brief session, my friend and I were amazed to find ourselves playing for a full five hours straight, thanks to the game's immersive and engaging nature. While there's no intended humor in the game, the comical glitches that occasionally pop up contribute to a lighthearted and fun atmosphere. Considering that this game was developed by a single talented individual, it's understandable that some minor technical issues might arise, the hardest we've laughed in a while (though the unskippable and repeating cutscenes should be fixed). However, these glitches don't detract from the overall experience; in fact, they've become a unique and memorable aspect of our gaming adventure. The game's mechanics, character progression, and DnD-inspired elements are remarkably well-crafted, especially given that they were created by just one developer. The visuals and sound design, while not revolutionary, are enjoyable and complement the gameplay nicely. It's truly astounding that such a high-quality game is available for free. I would have gladly paid $5 or more for this enjoyable experience, and I appreciate the developer's generosity in offering their work at no cost. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend this DnD-like game for anyone seeking an engaging and immersive experience. The solo developer has done an outstanding job, and I eagerly await any future improvements or additions they have planned. Don't miss out on this hidden gem—give it a try, and you won't be disappointed! I VERY rarely ever review (maybe once every several years), but you have earned it, Simon Eriksson! P.S. Definitely a game that should be played with friends rather than alone. It simply would not work playing solo, as playing with only two people was already hard enough.

Nice little game that has its charm.

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truly one of the games of all time

I implore you not to listen to the reviews of this game. This game is nearly unplayable. You WILL NOT have fun I promise you.