The twist is definitely original and brain-racking. There's a nice balance between what seem like normal boss attacks, and a challenge in getting yourself hurt. Perhaps, if the MC seemed happier and bloodier as she got damaged, it'd have completely sold the idea.

The story is impressive, time was definitely well-spent in that regard during the week. The nordic mythos is always a delight (goofy bosses aside). The art is great too, and the choice of font.

I recommend using more transitions (fade-in, fade-out, etc) just like in the intro sequence, just to avoid the sudden appearance of things and the abrupt change of scenes.

Amazing job!

Wow, it's nuts that this was made in under a week.
The bosses looked great, and the concept is pretty cleaver.
Flipping the boss patterns to target instead of avoiding.

Interesting idea. At the end I managed to cheeze it with my own turret that killed me everytime, otherwise I kept failing 😀

I love the watercolor cutscene, it tells a good story really quickly. I think the gameplay could be a bit more exciting, but the concept is really great overall. 

Good game really! it's quite hard to lose 
as feedback, mays be added more sign and feedback but actually what you got work pretty well

That intro went pretty hard sheeeesh

With so many artists it's difficult to keep the art cohesive throughout, but I do wish it all fit together better. I liked the mini story and the goal of dying. I wish getting slapped felt more satisfying though (does that make me a masochist?)

It has a neat artstyle, it lacks proper rendering at times becasue I can be behind the boss and the player sprite would be rendered in front of the boss. You can get this by changing the Sort Axis Y to 1 and have the bosses, the logs with spikes and the player be in the same sorting layer and same order in layer in the sprite renderer, and Unity will automatically render player behind the boss or the logs if they are in a higher Y position, the only thing that could happen is that you may need to play around with the pivots but normally they don't give much of an issue usually.

The SFX from the main menu and the starting cutscene I don't think they fit the game very well, they sound kinda 16bit when the rest of the SFX feel high definition, I think sticking to the hd sfxs would extremely benefit this game.

Combat is really nice, it has a unique spin to the whole genre, in which I have to porpusefully get myself killed while a something is automatically shooting homing projectiles to kill the boss before I can get myself killed. I really liked it, but I feel the bosses are extremely weak and it's pretty hard to lose before they die, specially the second boss.

Overall, good game with lots of potential in the future with a good artstyle. Good job

I rememeber I played this game before, but looks like I haven't reated it yet. I can agree with others that game felt maybe too easy, but I think that art was the strong part in this piece. I enjoyed many different art styles! And I can see that there were six people working on this game and I love to see how artists can collaborate and mix their styles, technics. 

The game's visuals really caught my attention. The art is interesting, but the boss was really easy. Still, I had fun!

A very unique take on a classic genre! I like that we have to let ourselves die but also use the terrain to prevent us from killing the bosses too fast! The art was also incredible, especially the cover art. I can see this expanding to include more bosses and include more gameplay! Great job!