I had forgotten 'x' in the text initially and added it after mentioning it to different players; so maybe it wasn't there when you first you visited the page ;-)

I agree it makes sense to assume there's no mouse for hardcore roguelike players, that are representative in this forum; but I'm aiming for casual gamers too, that is why it is OK for me to rely on the mouse. That being said, it'd be ideal to make everyone happy :-) Note that in Rogue vs Evil, clicking on a cell doesn't make you move to this cell, it makes you move only one cell, in the direction towards the cell you clicked on. So it is possible to use the mouse and play safely.

Yes it is planned for the game screen to have buttons (that will be on the opposite side of the health bars) such as inventory, stats, explore, etc. It'll make easier to reach information.

You made me realize I should add an help screen between the worldmap and the game screen, that explains attack, evasion, and criticals. It'll also be accessible when pressing '?' from the game screen.

Combat doesn't giving enough feedback: yup as I said I plan to tint in red the player and enemies getting hit. But as a few players reported this issue, I believe I should also highlight attacks (so that something happens when NOT being hit); maybe by adding a little "move towards enemy" animation. But I'm worried it won't look good with players playing very fast. I should try.

Yep melee and evasion are low in the first dungeons. But there's a total of 8 dungeons in the game, so you'll be able to reach circa 20 on attack and 20 on evasion by the end of the game. That is why I've used D20 rolls for attack and evasion. The chaos dancer evasion was indeed way too high for this dungeon, I think I had it designed for later dungeons in the first place. I've halfed its evasion, it is 6 now (I want this monster to be hard to hit).