Using minigames as encounters was a neat idea and I like the tomb aesthetic.

Hey!

What I liked:

• The graphics! They looked really in place for some kind of mesopotamian grave or dungeon and the greenish/yellowish tone helped transferring the atmosphere
• The indicated directions and hearts on the ground were something to look for once one knew what they meant. It was something that I could find again in every room. Such small things help selling the game to the player because he "feels" like he knows the rules of the place now
• You take on asteroids. Usually I only knew asteroids as a game where the ship needs to evade collisions. Having to stop big blocks from reaching the bottom is new to me and I see how that fit into the code of the other 2 games, where reaching the bottom line would end the game :)
• The level design. You used clear patterns and nice assets to guide through the dungeon. One never felt lost or out of place.

What can be improved:

• Having to play the same game over and over is not so fun. Playing the 3 games for the first time was fun and having them to play a second time to unlock the hearts was okay. But playing them again in the 3rd room felt like a lack of game mechanic there. To improve this you could: a) add more colors, sounds or textures to the game the more often you play it or b) suddenly have to play the game in 3D somehow or c) change the controls of the game. Like suddenly playing the ball in Arcanoid or beeing the space invaders instead of the ship. Something like that. A general dungeon puzzle would have been okay too. Like having to arrange tiles on the ground or sth.
• The music catched my attention a bit too much. I think without the high pitched instruments it would have suited the atmosphere better. That's just my taste however.
• In the first room, I was stuck and could not move when I first walked into the plant on the left, then turned right and walked towards the wall with the game instructions. Suddenly I was very close to that wall and could not move or turn anymore

Overall a nice experience. A bit too repetitive on the minigames, but with lovely graphics and an overall well met mood of some middle east dungeon.

Keep it up!

so i grew up with an atari 2600, so other than figuring out how the "asteroids/astroblast" game was not quite either asteroids OR astroblast, these were challenges i could breeze through.

They then got repeaty. Being repeaty is a tricky thing. My own game is repeaty, but my game is grindy, where being repeaty is acceptable.

Making more minigames, which i expect would have been impossible in the time allotted, would be best for making a more finished game where the challenges did not get stale.

Playing the minigames once is fine. Twice is ok. I skipped the second stop the rocks because I didn't like the game. Having to play them a third time with no changes was even more annoying. I missed the name until the end as well. Like others I did feel this is more of a collection of arcade games over a dungeon crawler.

Mini-game were well done. The downside was it wasn't really a dungeon crawler for us. The dungeon was incidental, linear, and just led to the mini-games which were the real games. It was a nice try at doing something innovative in the genre though. Well done for completing your game and submitting it.

Nice blend of minigames. I wish moving around was a little faster. Great job!