I heared, about this japanese roguelike lot of good opinions, but I am suprised, that this game is accessible.
You made my day again.

I bought the game, and I saw something. when I go to buy something in the skill shop, only sais the price and don't say the skill what you're buying.

Hi.
Wow. thanks a lot for making yet an other game accessible. I haven't had much time to play Dawncaster.

the game does indeed seem very, very complicated at first. I admit, it put me off too. but I will actually need to give it a second chance. third, even. but I will

I don't understand this game for some reason. It's convoluted. at least it seems like it.

Yes, I agree. I’ve managed to defeat a couple of enemies, but I think it was more luck than skill. This game seems to have a pretty intense learning curve.

hey everyone! thanks for the awesome messages! I've sent a link to this post to the developer, so he might be reading all feedback here.
this is definitely not a game for you to understand in 5 minutes, but if you give it some chance, it's so fantastic. the chain system with all the keywords in the skills, for example, some skills get extra bonus if they're being used in the second place, the shield gives you extra armor if you finish a chain with it, it's so clever. and it looks like there are so many areas, the game will takes hundreds of hours to beat. I've died to the first boss, but you can unlock new places and try again. if there's something you're having a hard time to understand, just check all the help again, even sighted players are finding the game hard to pick up, but just go slow and it doesn't matter if you die, you will learn and come back stronger.
I've sent the feedback about the skill shop, but you can get so many skills for free when beating enemies, that you can ignore it for now if you want. it's even not recommended to have so many skills added to your deck, because it will be hard to draw what you want.
the game has no story, you can find people in the dungeons and if you talk to them they can reveal new areas.

Wow, thanks DRG for making another roguelike accessible. And I just wanted to express my sincere appreciation for all your efforts. It means so much when you take on the challenge of contacting a dev and working with them to make a game fully accessible.
I'm going to sit here and wait for people's feedback before I buy it.
PS: I also wish that the next accessible game would be a real RPG or a roguelike, without deck building, I mean, because we've had a lot of deck building games so far

hey everyone!
there's already an update available to fix the skill shop, now it's fully working, can you believe the developer fixed it in less than one day?
I have defeated the first boss, it's so fun and rewarding!
to me the game feels more like a traditional rpg instead of a deck builder, because of the setting of the game, the stats like skill points and magic points, as well as the flow of the battles with the chains of the skills and the start, connect and finish effect.
I'll see if I can record something tomorrow to give you an idea of what the game sounds like, but I can guarantee you it's nothing like you have played before.
thanks again for all your awesome messages and support, it means the world to me. I'll continue doing it every day, there are new surprises coming next week.  much love!

There are definitely pauses between different effects, I honestly recommend just keep trying, I’m already doing much better than I was the first time I played.  I’m guessing the game was translated into English, that’s why sometimes the language can take a bit of work to understand some of the effects. 

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The game uses the unity plugin, but that doesn't mean it doesn't use your screen  reader. It uses your current screen reader speech settings, at least on iOS.