It's good to see a raycaster, especially one coded from scratch in C.

I had a lot of trouble with the game, the lack of feedback on the weapons made it difficult to see exactly what I had to do (freeze then fire) without experimentation, and the lack of feedback on the enemies made it extremely easy for them to just come out of nowhere and take off chunks of my health.

I also ended up entering a room with only one door and couldn't exit, so I didn't get to play much further. I might give this another attempt, but as it is, sorry, not entirely my thing.

Nicely done on making your own raycaster, though!

always good to see a 2.5d game in the jam--I'm still feeling nostalgic about marathon. I like the wall sprites! the gun needs more feedback, but I understand that this is a jam release. didn't realize I had to freeze the jellies before shooting them at first, but once I did, I had a good time. good work! rare to see a fellow C gamedev. keep it close to the metal!

Jellyfish... it had to be Jellyfish... was the orange and blue mohawk creature my friend?