Thank you so much!!! I saw your tweet. Your video is the first one to include my first game ever!! Thanks a lot. It means a lot to me.

Thank you so much for your detailed feedback. I am planning to expand the game after the jam ends, with all the feedback I have received. I want to go all the way and see how a large game comes together and is published.

I had planned on having two search cones. One for nearby interactions and another for long distance. Couldn't complete the system, hence the current version.

Yeah, it became very vague due to my implementation. I had planned on making the "growth" in Oxygen Levels, which decline due to Covid in the patient. The skills were supposed to have cooldown timers depending on the level of Oxygen levels. Didn't get enough time to implement that system.

Yes, most of the time went into making and remaking the sprites in Asepsrite. Downloaded free references from Itch.io.
Thank you for the comment.

I would be more interested to know what exactly do you feel made the game satisfying. That was the aim I was hoping for when I worked on making the game. Make one level and make it satisfying. And thanks to your comment, I think I have succeeded in it :D

As this is my first upload to itch.io, I couldn't find how to make the HTML version playable on the site itself, in the limited time I had.
Yes,  I had kept the raycast2D longer than the actual spotlight sprite. My bad.
Thank you for your overall comments.

Thank you. I mostly focussed on gameplay and forgot to implement the theme. Lol. But learning to make the basics smooth was fun. Most of my time was spent finding a good system for the state machine.

Thank you, nodeg. I downloaded some free assets from itch.io and modified them on Aseprite to make themed for my visual style.

Thank you, Esqueletor96. I tried making a less combat-oriented mechanism but ended up with this. 

Thank you acvarium. I wanted to try a more evade based non combat mechanic. Staarted with stealth ideas but found it difficult to implement in current scope hence switched to this.  

Planning on playing your zen game soon. :D

Thanks Liku404. The particles came out real good after I followed the advice from this video:

Thank you Triunvirato. I wanted to show the particles as something tangible that is being breathed in or out. Tried some variations and settled with the current iteration.