Hehe, looks quite old school, could do with some music (unless it was a 5 sec piece set too loop;). The maps remind me of some old h.o.m.m. 1 or sth like that. If you're serious about it, make the character movement fluent, better gfx + sounds / music and more hmm... action

Edit: also, it would be better if you made movement by keeping the key pressed faster than it would be by tapping the key. Otherwise impatient people like me will tap the keys and get tired of it.
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If you hold the key down, you go the fastest possible. It should not be possible to go faster by tapping.

Is it possible to go faster by tapping on your computer? I can't reproduce it here, but if it's possible for you then that's a bug!

Your walking speed should be the same as that of a regular monster, not faster, or some puzzles would break.

I don't really get it!

Is it possible to go faster by tapping on your computer?
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Yes, it is on mine.

With the 'more action' bit, I probably meant what's already mentioned -> first few levels seem to be introducing you to the game -> maybe have them separately as a tutorial, then the game itself would start in a more interesting manner?

(I didn't check if it's there or not ) Some sort of save functionality would be nice too

Is it possible to go faster by tapping on your computer?

Yes, it is on mine.
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Does this mean you're able to run faster than a slime (one of those green slimy monsters) by tapping the keys really fast?

Could you test the following for me: When the game is running, press the G key so that the "goto" screen opens. In there, instead of entering a level number, enter "timer 500". This makes the game 5 times as slow, including your running speed (the default is timer 100). That makes it really easy to test if you can go faster with tapping. If the timer is 500, you should not be able to move faster than one tile per second (2 x 500 milliseconds, one player step takes two times this timer value).

If you still can go faster by tapping, this is a bug, but I can't reproduce it on my PC!

Thanks a lot!!

With the 'more action' bit, I probably meant what's already mentioned -> first few levels seem to be introducing you to the game -> maybe have them separately as a tutorial, then the game itself would start in a more interesting manner?

I considered making a separate tutorial, but instead think it is better if there's no tutorial and instead the concepts are introduced slowly in the main game.

The very first level contains text scrolls telling the story. But it's very short. Do you think this level should be removed or not?

Then I think I will change the level called "Blocked", which already contains a block puzzle, to become the second level already, instead of having a boring walking level second. Do you think that would make it better?

Which other levels would you also still consider to be tutorial? For example the one called "shield & sword", is that one a boring level or not?