Thanks for your kind worlds :) Had fun making the art. Sure i'm gonna give it a look !

Thanks man, glad you like the art and the game overall. Yea, there are a ton of things that couldn't get through the game, we had solid ideas but we didn't had the time to complete them (randomness in the attacks so the player couldn't predict them, and a phase two, for example). The lack of SFX was a bump, and the fact that the music is almost unhearable, and that there's not that second track i wanted to put in too, but well, we did manage to get some stuff done. A menu or UI would have been cool too, but with three days, even though Dread and I where rushing, it was indeed a complex idea to get in time. It's the first game i ever made, so i'm proud of it, and i already told Dread that whenever he likes we can continue it to get the things we liked most done, for the good of knowledge.

Yeah, near the end I was rushing trying to get as many sounds in as I could but kept having unexpected problems, there is technically a player death sound for example but I think the volume is too low to really hear it and didn't have time to boost the volume.

Glad you like my art ;) Sure, gonna try it and leave you my feedback.

Yeah there's a lot I wish we could have got into the game as well, lots of glitchiness I wish could have been resolved with some of the attacks, there was an entire second, more intense version of the music that was meant to play after you get to 50% health, but I fooled around with that until pretty much up to the deadline so I had to just strip it unfortunately. Thanks for your kind words. Before publishing I made sure the boss was possible to beat no-hit (at least as much as you can test with RNG). I see that fela already replied about your comments to his art, but thank you again.

It was my third jam, but the art, animations and sound were done by fela who this was his first jam ever, and my first as a team. Thank you very much for your words.

I agree, this was my first jam with someone else. It was their first jam, and we had some difficulties in development that caused us not togget done what we had wanted so the end product is a bit more lackluster. The original idea had a large palette of attacks and each attempt would greatly vary up the boss's moveset so that each fight was unique, but we didn't have time. The original idea was more to have a game where you have to learn the tells of the boss's attacks in one playthrough, because if you died the moveset, animations, and level layout, and more would be different, so it was going to be more of a Only One Life. We didn't have enough time to do that and so it ended up being "only one fight" unfortunately.