Incredible graphics and sound. And very ambitious game. As with the  Pharaoh two steps to heaven my computer seemed to have some FPS issues and when I first loaded into a level took awhile before I could move around in a comfortable manner. Once in the game the experience was quite enjoyable. I found the difficulty appropriate (have not beat the game yet - Just beat second boss) - but I would die in a area and come back and play better. First boss took 3 or 4 tried second was 3 tried - so glad there is a challenge but not an impossible one.

Two biggest complaints:

Theme did not really seem to fit

Load times were a little painful - could have been my computer

Overall great submission you guys - really enjoyed it keep them coming - hope you can package the different pharaoh games together into one polished end product.

What an incredibly ambitious game jam project - and it payed off for the most part. The Models, Textures, Environments and 2D art were all beautiful (albeit sometimes interrupted with the odd visual glitch). The music was fitting and sounded really good. 

The only critique I can reasonably bring up is a weak connection to the theme - yes, narratively the staff is broken, but it doesn't show in-game that much. It feels like an usual progression mechanic and less like actual malfunctions. Maybe the staff may have missfired or there was more visual feedback when trying to use a spell that isn't unlocked? I think it'd have been worth cutting a bit of content to make time to incorporate the theme more.

Aside from this point, this is an extraordinary feat y'all have accomplished here.

I thought I recognized the player asset from somewhere! 

I remember your GWJ#58 submission: nicely done! As before, amazing 3d models. Though, this time, the camera sometimes glitched randomly. The animation could maybe have been more smooth. Wonderful vegetation assets (trees, grass). Could we maybe hope for some animated grass in a future entry? (^◕ᴥ◕^)

I liked the fighting mechanics, and I really appreciated that I could replenish my health/mana by defeating my enemies. The levels started to become repetitive after a while, and sometimes I had to move around to find the obelisk-like thing. 

I really liked that you could choose an upgrade at the end of each level, and that they changed every time. Thanks for posting! (^˵◕ω◕˵^)

Obvious things first: fantastic visuals and fantastic music! I'm afraid I didn't get very far, though - one of the mooks in the third levels flung himself into low Earth orbit and I wasn't able to finish the level without him. I'll come back to this one later.

Awesome graphics and music. I'm really not sure what I'm doing wrong but currently I've not managed to land a single point on the leaderboard on either attempt. Very confused about the combat system! 

Mind you, I suck at action games. I'm all about puzzles and strategy and exploration. So this is not on the creators!

A very impressive effort for a jam. Not sure about the theme, but thanks for including a Mac download so I could play along

Wow. A full-fledged 3D entry with AI enemies, a robust combat system (involving melee and magic attacks), and upgrades as the progression system. Setting-appropriate sound and aesthetic that immerses the player in ancient Egypt. 

I might be a cowardly player, but I liked the fact that the gameplay is forgiving (IE: health / mana replenishments as you attack mid-combat) and allows the player to experience the full game in one playthrough. A solid hour of fun.

Fantastic environment design, UI, and a lot of attention to detail in little corners all over (IE: the particles that float out of the pool). Super-thorough menu and accessibility options as well. Amazing what was achieved here within the timespan of nine days.

Sadly, I peaked at 4446 points at the tail-end of the leaderboard, confirming what I already knew: I would've been the guy carrying bricks on my back up the pyramid in the old days.

Very cool and impressive game for the Jam. Although, I personally didn't feel like it fit the theme too well, I did think it was pretty well done. Graphics and Sound were excellent, as well as the amount of options in the menu. I did find the combat a bit boring tbh, it seems like it's just not hard enough, and there is not enough feedback for when you get hit and when you're doing damage to the enemies.

Overall good job!

Great job! Really impressed by what you guys managed to put together in such a short time frame. It was pretty fun and I got all the way to the end with a score just shy of 5000. The lowest on the leaderboard :'(

The sound design was top notch. I found the little clicking sounds in the menus very satisfying. The music was solid too, very professional sounding, but maybe lacking somewhat in identity.

The controls all worked great and were intuitive.

The artwork was really solid all around, both 2D and 3D. I especially liked the architecture and the painting of MC-kun on the loading screen. 

In terms of performance, there were instances where my game would freeze up, usually when multiple enemies were visible at once. Sometimes some strange visual glitches would flash onscreen as well. But outside of this it was fine, especially given the multitude of visual settings I could configure. 

Great work overall guys!