Great game, great level of complexity and polish, and it was a lot of fun until I encountered a gamebreaking bug in my first combat. ^^;

I was attacking with a knife and was allowed to keep clicking and attacking past my mana emptying, and after killing the zombies in a single turn because of this, the combat failed to exit and thus I was stuck inthe combat with 3 dead enemies who didn't take any actions each turn. 

As a side note, I put off combat for a while because I hadn't crafted a weapon, but there seems no way of guaging the enemy zombie card strength relative to your own on a fresh playthrough, I think when you pick up a rock/knife etc or something that can be used in battle the game needs to tell you, OR the game needs to start with a scripted trivial combat like in Pokemon.

The ingame polish and artwork looks really great, and I don't think your capsule art does it justice.. The purple background doesn't match the color pallete in-game and makes it look like some cheap halloween flash game IMHO. I'd definitely also try and get some sort of card/paper aesthetic into the capsule.

Movement was a little bit confusing until I realised W wasn't true north, at which point it made sense. I read your DevLog, and only being able to move one square at a time probably seems to be a good thing to enforce, and the movement control system works very well as is at the moment, so I don't think it really needs redoing as a system as it is exactly what I would expect of the game at the moment.

Very polished game with nice pen-and-paper aesthetics. Almost feels more like a tabletop game than a video game. Using the items you gather as a card deck during fights is a pretty neat idea. For my taste, it has a little too many different systems going on all at once, but I think that’s just a personal opinion.

I think my biggest gripe with the game right now is that drops are randomized. I could see this either as a complete roguelike or as a completely designed “campaign”, but considering that the game wants to be pretty hard and unforgiving (as far as I understand), the way it is right now just feels very RNG-dependent (not saying it necessarily is, but for a new player who has not yet figured out all the strategies, it definitely seems like that).

While I generally really dig how the UI works, it can feel a little cluttered at times. Also not entirely sure if I like time passing by itself, though I get the reasoning behind it.

Anyway, this may have sounded more negative than intended. I think this is a pretty cool start and I wonder where you’ll take it!

Amazing polished game. As other people  said, the game is kind of stuck when defeating a zombie. But I'm sure you can fix that after the jam. It reminds me of undertale with its "choice" mechanic.

You could add a bomb which kills all zombies around you without a fight. But maybe you already have that. I didn't play for long.

The game feels so finished and polished. Keep it up :)

Well now that I have acually played it I can say it is really good ! I like the music the art style and the gameplay is pretty intuitive ! well done ^^

The art and gameplay is really unique. I like it a lot. I get stuck on the zombie fights after killing them so I would work on that first since it's game breaking. Some more game juice would really bump this up. some card shakes when shooting zombies with the shotgun would be cool.

I really love what you did but it seems that each time I try to fight zombies, even when the zombie die, I stay locked in the fight menu and can't continue playing. Am I doing something wrong ?

Very cool idea! It took me awhile to see where I was on the map, I actually noticed the trees before I noticed my player character hehe, so perhaps a little effect on the player would make it very clear!

The card design art and the map art is amazing! Really love the style~ Also the UI is superb! I kinda wished I could zoom in and out on the map, also the icons are quite tiny.

Perhaps a little linear tutorial at the start just to learn the basics would really help. Once it started I was a bit overwhelmed hehe.

Really neat idea and keep working on it!