Solving puzzles and going through obstacles was fun. The controls felt good as I felt in control of my character. I enjoyed sending my comrades to attack. Overall, the gameplay was fun.

The issue I had was when my comrades did not let me pass. They are stubborn like a brick wall.

Finally got a chance to play it this morning. As I mentioned I already watched the postmortem but I was more listening instead of watching the gameplay. Gotta say it's pretty fun!

I like the assets you chose, specifically the music; I enjoyed it and it didn't get old during gameplay.  I also really like the general idea of solving puzzles with your followers and love how you fit that into the theme about escaping as free monsters.

The gameplay was solid for the most part - the only small frustrations were when my followers kept bumping into me/blocking me and when they would sort of go backwards if I lost any of them. Otherwise they were good at combat (not overpowered) but dumb and it kind of strikes a nice balance lol. The spikes seemed fine for me.

Great submission!

Side note: the web version doesn't work with a gamepad (DS4 using DS4Windows in Firefox) FYI, but downloaded version does.

I liked the concept and execution, the only thing that bothered me where the alternating spikes that were a little too fast and pushed the player too much.

I wonder how this game could be expanded, it has potencial. Like, different types of monsters with different attacks, different enemies, or some puzzles that require to command the monsters in certain ways, really interesthing game.

A really good game and you did a greate job in designing and programming it in whole, including the level design (which introduces you into the mechanics step-by-step) and other things. Athough, control is still a bit hard when it comes for your teammates to pathfind and as I've already mentioned in DC - pushing through your teammates. But I don't consider it a big drawback for a Jam game. Nevertheless, for this same reason I can't put 5s for audio and graphics, unfortunately, since they are external assets. But GJ anyway!

I really enjoyed this game. I can't believe you made it in a week! Well done. 

I cannot tell the monsters to NOT touch the spikes. That's the only con I could think of of this game. "Monster Revolution" is a greatly executed game I could wish to see it being published on Steam.

Loved it! The mechanics were clear and there is a gradual difficulty, as well as the locked away content.

Your aesthetic was even more supported with the lovely visuals, the music and the environmental story telling. The player and follower sprites speak volumes. I liked how even though you give them instructions, they tend to do what they wish at times, which is conceptually supported by the fact they are actually monsters. So "it makes sense" for them to act this way!

I was aiming to do something similar, but could never reach your level of gameplay! 

Nice game, didn't get to the extra content, agree with kcaze that some kind of health regen would be nice. Also could do with some kind of indication that the other monsters are following you, maybe something like they have a banner or something... not sure but, it was difficult to tell when I had gotten a monster to join me. I'll be coming back to play this one again for sure.