The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos

This game is a satire of computer RPGs. It's played from a birds-eye point of view and has two modes: (1) running around the dungeon talking to people, and (2) turn-based combat.

THE GOOD:

• Decently fun and funny original story, if you don't mind the writers breaking the 4th wall constantly.
• The angry dwarf and airhead elf are quite funny.
• The designers thought of toilets, cleaning staff, and administrative offices! That's a first.

THE BAD:

• The problem with making a game that mocks bad games is you kind of have to make your own game bad to have something to make fun of. The game starts off quite awful, although it does get a lot better fairly quickly.
• The camera angle is annoying and there's no way to fix it. You are unable to see things properly no matter which zoom level you pick.
• In combat, the facing mechanic is really weird. Your character is basically frozen facing one direction until their next turn. It's bizarre. If they dodge or parry they will turn around to do so, and then turn back the way they were facing before!
• The front-rank characters have a really hard time stopping enemies from destroying your back ranks.
• Ranged weapons have improbably short range, putting your weak back-rank characters at high risk all the time.
• Critical misses in combat are pretty frustrating.
• It's hard to land abilities because NPCs often dodge or make their saving throw.
• Late game damage effects like poison or fire scale with HPs, but healing doesn't, which is annoying in the late game.

THE UGLY:

• In combat, I didn't know what buffs or debuffs characters had for most of the game. It took me forever to figure out that I needed to middle-click on the character to enable the feature.
• The game froze up once in a shop screen, requiring a restart, but was otherwise quite stable with no major bugs.