I liked the different uncontrollable abilities!  The art looked really cool, is the bloom effect from post processing? You guys did a great job!  Congrats on submitting a cool top down game to the jam! Please check out mine if you haven't :D

Great concept of having uncontrollable abilities! Though I must say that there were a couple of bugs!

1) The score doesn't reset after losing.

2) Sometimes the player would die without even knowing what was the cause.

3) The player's ability would stay the same after losing (which I don't know if its a bug or a feature).

With these bugs out of the way and with a bit more polish, the game would be splendid! Another thing I must say is that it would've been nice if the player had more health rather than 1. Other than that, great job!

Wow, the particles and effects in this game are so cool, I loved how unique every character's abilities are. The game looks really interesting and aesthetically pleasing.
A few suggestions: most times I didn't really get what killed me. It would've been nice to have more visual feedback from hits and more time before showing the "death screen." (It's funny for me to comment on that considering that my game has the same mistake). Also, I wasn't sure what some of the characters do. Maybe some tutorials might help? And finally, I think one life doesn't feel right. I want to play more, but the game forces me to stop. Give the player more chances (actually one more, it's the same as with my game: use keyboard to restart the game, not the mouse!)
But overall, I was engaged with the game, I really had a lot of fun with it

Cool take on the theme! I vibe the unique art style and would love to see where this idea goes next! Good submission!! :))

Really well done. It's fun, the effects are varied and interesting. I had a bit of trouble with death feedback at the beginning (I wasn't sure what was killing me, and whether my own green shots could kill me or not). I'd have loved a way to rotate my character without moving, since several of the skills rely on direction (shields and beam especially). 

Great job anyhow!

I think y'all have a really solid foundation for a game here! I like the mechanic of having to think on the fly when my character switches, and how that introduces a whole bunch of tactical considerations.

There are few things I would urge you to do when you go about polishing this bad boy:

• Have some kind of audio/visual indicator of when the player character is going to switch (you could have a diegetic reason for this too: dimension switching, quantum entaglement, nanobots -- go wild)! The upshot is that I had some deaths that felt unfair because my character switched without warning.
• Consider included a health bar. Doesn't have to be fancy, could even just be giving players 3 Hits before they die.
• Add a death animation! As it stands, death feels very abrupt and jarring. It doesn't have to be an overwrought thing -- even just a simple explosion with the "RESTART or EXIT" menu fading in would really make the experience smoother. Hotline Miami nails this kind of thing
• More levels! Reward skillful play with more stuff to do and places to see!

Considering the time constraint, y'all did a great job! Well done!

Great game. I really liked the visuals and it runs great in browser. Mouse aim would have been nice but I think it worked well

This twist on the bullet-hell genre works real well, not to mention the creative ways you have to position yourself to aim! I'd say tighten up the controls a bit if you're thinking about developing the game further, since that was my only gripe. Otherwise, I really enjoyed playing! Oops, looks like I posted twice for a second there! Sorry about that.

I would have like to have aim with mouse instead. Everything else is fun.

The premise and execution are cool, it took me a few seconds to figure out the controls and learn the enemy attacks. Some more signposting in terms of enemy attacks would make it better. The controls could also slightly be better.

I enjoyed the premise but I wish there was a little more room to move around!  I felt a little cramped while I adjusted to each different unit type.  I would have liked a little more visual indication when the enemies were charging their shot as well - the sound helped but I couldn't always tell where the next shot was coming from!  Still fun to play though :)

I really liked the music. But the collisions always felt a bit off. i often didnt really know why i was game over.