Missed this one during the rating phase.

Great game glad it was right up there on top.

Biggest complaint was it was too easy and the enemies were too simple, but for the week time frame of the jam, very impressive.

As if it need be said, those visuals are brilliant! They remind me a little of a Scott Pilgrim game I played ages ago. The sound design is on point, too, but I wish there was a bit more of it.

Plenty of neat touches in this one. The writing is funny, and I got a chuckle out of how benches split in half after you've sat on them. The game softlocked on me during the second boss - neither one of us could hit the other - so I didn't see everything there was to see, but I enjoyed what I saw!

This game is great! Fantastic graphics and sound, super fun gameplay, normal combat is satisfying and the special attack is a blast to use. The story was funny and a great use of the theme.

There's not much else to say on what's good that hasn't already been said.

I will say I have, perhaps, a little bit of feedback I can give on what was unclear when I played:

1. I never figured out what the microwaves really did, it seemed like they never did any damage to me. Or maybe they were what was stunning me sometimes? But I figured that was the ovens.

2. Is there meant to be a way to dodge the refrigerator attacks? It seems like if there is a fridge close to you, there's really not enough time to react if it decides to attack. This is not really problematic, because the game gives you plenty of health, but if this game was meant to be about dodging I definitely did not figure out how to do it.

So hopefully that feedback is helpful in some way. But this game was pretty great. 😄

Hey this looks really great but I'm running into the annoying problems of Godot 4 and HTML5 on Mac just crashing and dying randomly.

I would really love to play a Mac native version. Is this on GitHub or somewhere where I can download and play it?

I'd been hearing about this one, so came in with high expectations, and all I can say is: *wow*. Didn't expect to be forcibly transformed into my six-year-old self sitting in front of an NES the first time I must've played a beat 'em up and was absolutely amazed as to what video games were. You're now dead to me, Street of Rage—I've experienced Panslaughter and cannot go back.

I mean, it would almost be impossible to go down the list and comment on everything that was done right here: art, programming, animations, UI, sound, progression, boss battles, and so on, and so forth. Every area is nailed to the desired aesthetic and feel.

Made mincemeat of L. Goode and Sam Song, and was so satisfying. What a fun experience to open up my morning. #ReleaseTheCartridgeVersion

Oh man! A blast to the past!

I love it when I see these! <3

Really solid entry, I enjoyed it a lot!

The SFXs and VFXs work well for the type of game, and the characters are really funny and themed. The game is not too punishing, and the health bar is long enough to reach the level boss even for bad players like me ^^. I also liked how each boss has its own behaviour! Maybe shortening the level length by removing one or two battles (and fixing the health bar accordingly) would have made the game more focused on the bosses, which are the element that adds variety in the game.

Regardless, that was really good, a true polished game! Congratulations and thanks for the submission :)

Great work as always from you guys! The artwork was charming and the combat felt pretty good.

My biggest issue was with the audio. The music was solid, but the lack of ability to turn the sounds down in-game was disappointing. When hitting multiple enemies at once, the sounds would multiply together and be incredibly loud. I tried to change the levels after beating the game the first time but raising the music volume slider caused the audio to peak constantly during gameplay. 

Other than that, you all have once again put out an incredibly polished product here. 

Very polished game! Graphics and sound were excellent, and seemingly bug free. Also quite fun, but I found the difficulty was lacking on the boss fights. I did like the funny dialogue in between stages.By the third level, the regular combat on the street had become a bit boring and tedious. 

The refridgerator enemies were easily the only ones that actually did much damage because their ranged attack was not easily dodged due to being continuously locked into a "punching" animation; would be much more fun if you could break animation and dodge any time. The oven enemies either need more range or faster movement for their melee attack to be useful at hitting you, and I'm actually not really sure what the flying microwaves actually do. Overall with basic combat, my suggestion is to have less, but more powerful, enemies and allow dodging at all times. Oh and also, the special attack is not very useful because hitting with your regular attack has a very wide range, and it takes too long to fill up the special attack.

Excellent game overall though. You earned a high rating from me.

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Nice, something new and fresh, a beat-em-um side-scroller. Great work!

Fun theme, and fairly engaging gameplay. My favorite thing about the game is the attention to small details to put me in an immersive retro arcade experience, like for example the bunch of stuff you put in the combat animations of both the player character and the enemies.

Great job!

Awesome job! The overall presentation is great! Hitting enemies has a great impact to it and feels satisfying. I like that the boss names are all goofy puns, although I'm still trying to figure out what "L. Good" means lol.