Thanks so much for playing and giving feedback! Glad you had fun. The frantic nature of the combat is what it’s all about! Definitely some colour changes and updates to the design are in need when I update. Appreciate the time you took to play, rate, and review. Cheers :D

Glad you enjoyed your time playing my game! More to come after the jam :D

I’ve learned my lesson on using red for pickups (unless they are health hearts!). Thanks so much for playing, glad you had fun. Keep an eye out for updates.

Thank you for playing :D I’m glad you enjoyed the game! There is a trade off to being big, but it’s worth it for the extra range and the feeling of power. I really wanted the player to think about how to maneuver with their knives attached so it makes for some interesting battles. It’s got a long way to go as a mechanic (I’ve added guns btw), so we’ll see where it takes me.

Thanks for the feedback, I’m glad you enjoyed your play through! Good point on the colour for the red dice, originally the player die was red so it made a bit more sense to interact with them initially, but I switched it to black just before submission because it looked a bit more menacing (if that’s a word you can use to describe dice). I also ran out of primary colours for things lol, I might just play around with white/black tones and see how that translates.

Definitely noticed that the dash on the ‘F’ key is a bit janky without using two hands, so I’ve switched that on the post-jam update to the left shift. I’m still deciding whether or not I implement a jump or run so it might just end up on spacebar if I don’t include those abilities.

Appreciate you taking the time to play and review!

I’m so glad you had fun playing my game, I had fun making it! The dash and slash combo is so much fun, I really wanted to empower the player as soon as possible by not limiting the abilities and power ups. Just a smashing, dashing, and slashing action fueled time. Appreciate your comment and time playing, look out for a significant update post-jam!

Thanks for playing! The coloured doors were to add a bit of variety to an otherwise pretty standard base game. Orange for automatic doors, pink for dashing through, and blue for destructible. They also act as barriers for triggering the AI, so you can either skirt around their interactions to avoid them or go all out. I’m really pleased you enjoyed the gameplay, the effects and audio really make a big difference to the game’s feel. I’ve already cleaned everything up and added a few extra features for after the jam. Appreciate your time playing and reviewing, cheers.

Thanks so much for playing! I hope you had as much fun as I did making it. I’m pretty keen to keep adding to it as there’s quite a few interesting ways it could be improved. I only thought I was going to have enough time for the tutorial, and as you can tell from the last level it was just slapped together from bits that I made in like twenty minutes lol. I actually added more systems than I could implement in the allotted time including a jump ability, guns (which I really regret not getting into the submission), other enemies, and couch co-op. If not this game, then another very similar one. The combat mechanic was way more interesting than I thought it would be. Appreciate the feedback. Watch this space!

Thanks for playing! Great point on the enemies. I spent most of my time making menus and thinking of ideas, so I had very little time to actually design levels, which lead me to being overzealous and giving them too much health and power. It does go from zero to one hundred pretty quickly after the tutorial, but that’s mostly because of time constraints and I’ve played one too many top down roguelikes recently. I wanted a more gradual introduction to enemies and different traps, I even have co-op ready to go and guns, but that’ll have to come in a later iteration or different form of game. Hope you had fun either way, much appreciated.