Interesting mechanics, Boss needs some sort of health bar. Other than that - solid entry.

Love the frog fractions style plot twist! It's a really cool idea to have the shift from one style of game play to another be seamless like that. 

I think the lack of player feedback is the area this game could use some improvement in. The visuals are cute in a B-movie style way and I loved the dragon getting yanked through the floor like it was a stage play, but without impact sounds or visual damage indicators, its really hard to know what is going on or what you are supposed to be doing. For your next project, I'd definitely spend a bit more time on ways to let the player know what effect their actions are having, and what is happening to them.

I really enjoyed the game, I was really interesting and I loved how it just changed up the gameplay midway through, going from ground combat and talking, to flying a spaceship dodging and shooting lasers.

was hard to follow the plot/fight the dragon... seemed like you could just jump pass the dragon.

The final boss needed some sort of HP/Shield displays or something, it wasn't clear if you were hurting it or not.

Your comments are invaluable! I definitely had to add some visual feedback for the boss fight, but for now i think I will leave my submission as is.

Thanks for submitting! Good job on finishing the game! I never expected such a crazy storyline from such a simple looking game, honestly. I didn't really know what health the boss had tho, maybe add a healthbar? Anyway, good job!

The camera in the first part of the game is weirdly positioned. Bottom half the screen is just empty. Loved how the adventure game turned into a space shooter, although the boss battle was just too long and boring. I like the boss' bullet patterns, but felt it could do more such as move up and down, and definitely end earlier.