Tips for a successful adventure: 1) Choose your kills wisely. If killing a monster serves no purpose (that is, getting treasure/closer to the stairs/etc), then don't. 2) If you have to choose between gold or a treasure chest, take the chest. 3) Health potions and/or the heal magic will save you frustration. Invest in both for a long career as a dungeon diver. 4) Get as far as you can before using the Escape Wings. Your health makes no difference once you've escaped, and that next chest may have a health potion in it.
I can't stand the ants. I have to spray every minute or two, and if I don't, my boosts drop faster than pants on prom night. Please, consider adding an auto-sprayer (even if it's only half as effective).
The thing I most wanted to find in those 8-room-clear sections was a better flashlight. Hell, even a lantern would be nice. I'd trade distance for area (all-around) coverage.
This strikes me as a flash version of the XTreme G series for the N64 and Gamecube. Good attempt, but falls a little short, since it gets very repetitive after a little while.
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