Decided to give it a try. Seemed interesting, but very bare-bones at the moment.

Graphics are obviously not great, but they're far from the ugliest I've seen, and after a bit of getting used to them I'd even say they have their own weird charm. Combat's not fully implemented -- you can strike enemies, but they never seem to strike back. There's a bit of a core gameplay loop -- scavenge, get lucky or unlucky with random loot/traps/events, get transformed, use your transformations to knock out enemies before your Humanity runs out -- and while it's a very solid idea in concept, it feels simultaneously a tad monotonous and rushed in execution. Any second you spend not searching for loot or attacking competition to, say, take stock of your transformations or examine how you've changed, feels wasted, which just isn't a great feeling for a game that's supposed to be about all about transformation. 

The game could use a fair bit of polish just in terms of options. A way to see what parts you have without opening your combat moves or without having to guess what each piece of your avatar's supposed to be, a way to turn your avatar around in the stats screen or in character creation without just waiting for the game to turn them for you (especially inconvenient when you're on a constantly ticking down clock), etc. etc.

Overall, a lot of promise (and I'll be sure to keep up with the game in the future), but needs some work.

isliked it, i'm not a fan of the while throw you into game w/o instructions thing

I think the concept is fun yes it is.
But yeah the artstyle isnt actually anything to write home about

If you want to make this game actually a thing i think thats your first point to take care of
Either put more effort in the art or find a artist that is willing to spend this much time in to all the optional pieces
I know thats gonna take alot of time but i feel atm its not really nice thing to look at

hi

the idea is good

the game itself ....how can i describe with moderation: UGLY