The idea is interesting, I got 149. The problem with this is that the enemies and layout of the level don't let you explore the mechanics. I ended up staying at one place near the enemy spawning point, enough so they don't get me but the bullets hit them, so I could kill them infinetly. I got killed eventually by the shooter zombies that shoot when they spawn. Still a nice game, congrats!

Fun game. Like the little detail of the player's torso an legs turning separately.

This game is pretty solid-- the tutorial was legitimately charming as well.  My one suggestion would be to have bullets pass through several enemies to I can get that satisfying feeling when I line up a bunch of zombies in a row.

The concept is simple but the resulting gameplay is quite amazing. I'm so used to running away and shooting at the enemies at the same time, but you cant do that in this game.

BTW thanks for playing our game!

I got 92. Is that good? :D

This is a nice one! The mechanic kind of pushed the idea of a frantic zombie apocalypse experience where you aren't an action hero, so you have to stop and fumble with your gun in order to shoot at the zombie chasing you. A nice exaple of a mechanic conveying a feeling.

Also I liked the humor at the start - the only thing was interacting with a text interface while still having control over the character took a second to understand.

Still though, a really solid entry, well done! :)

Interesting game. I love the aesthetic of the game.

As far as game play goes, it was difficult to keep from getting damaged due to not being able to run away and shoot. To counter this, having some sort of health pickup or auto regeneration may make it better.

Other than that great work, and keep it up!

This is surprisingly juicy for a beginner's game, impressive :)
The design, while simple, holds actual strategic weight, you have to walk around and stop walking, which creates an interesting conflict of interests, that's genius design. It still needs a little tweaking to not feel tedious, but the idea is very good.
Now, some criticism. I think bullet colors should be different for enemies and the player, in the heat of the action it may be hard to tell the difference for some players. The camera behavior is a little ufavorable in the tutorial, it focusing near the center makes the player not see what's near the edges until you're there. This of course stops being a problem once the proper game begins. I can say, this is one very spacy grave :D
As of bugs, once a dead shotgun enemy has shoot me, other than that it was clean for me.

Neat semi-minimalistic visuals! I think the concept could offer many interesting moments when combined with level design with various traps and obstacles. With the zombies alone things got monotonous rather quickly. Maybe also build in some twists with how the shooting behaves in different situations? But game jam time limitations, I know. :) Anyway, nice beginnings!

I really like the idea and the game itself is well crafted. Good job!

Cool game. Maybe you can provide a desktop build, because sometimes the experience of these type of games (mouse heavy controls) on the browser can be bad. Aside from that, good job.

I liked it!  It was cool that you had to put yourself at risk by not moving to shoot the zombies, but it kind of ended up turning into just kiting a mob of zombies around.  But solid for a game jam! =)

When I read the description I didn't have high hopes, but this was actually a lot more fun than I expected! Nice work :)

Great job on your fist jam!
Really nice with a tutorial, really helps you get eased in to the game.
Did not really get the zooming in at the middle of the level, it felt kind of confusing.
Really like the visuals, a bit more feedback would've been nice when killing the zombies, some screenshake maybe?

But overall a solid game, great job!

Make me work for my kills, I like it.  I wish I could walk a tinsy bit faster. But besides that, it felt like a solid game. A great game to make for your first ever Game Jam.

Please GO check out my entry and rate it, w/ feedback thanks :)