Very well made for only 2 weeks!

The graphics are really good, the audio too.

The unexpectedness is the kind I don't like: randomness. When the blue enemy changes the actions, you can take a lot of damage at the same round. I think that if the player's life regenerated one point at the end of each stage the game would be less frustrating, but that was your design choice. Also, the cards come random, so sometimes you can't move, and other times you can't attack.

But that makes you think a lot more at your strategy, like trying to kill the blue one first to not let him change the order of the actions.

Some problems I had: In my ultrawide monitor the UI goes off the screen, so I had to play in my laptop's screen. Also, if I click into a card, I cannot cancel my action (also, a design choice, because when I select an action the enemies also decide their actions).

Nonetheless, this game have a lot of potential! I really liked it, and would be happy to see that game evolve and turn into a full game!

Congratulations!

Amazing one. Especially love the design. And the gameplay. Yeah, one of favorites.

A fantastic, fun experience. Great work!

A simple and fun little strategy game. I like visuals and the sound/music was really good. Overall a good jam game. Well done.

This game has more polish than most paid games. Very professional. The game play is pretty original. Of course needs tweaking because I am bad at it ;)

I am still learning it though

Another example of an excellent jam game.

I'm really impressed with how this game looks, feels, and plays, and the overall game design. The mechanics you have here are very interesting, I'd be curious how you did the AI. By far one of the best overall games I've played on this jam, it really shows that you put a lot of work into it. Great submission.

The polish in this game is really impressive, and the turn-based strategy mechanic too! Its fascinating that you achieved it in Unity, not many games have awesome visual effects like in yours. My only complaint would be the game's size weighing 255 megabytes, which isn't ideal for a jam game, as not many people would want to download your game. So make some optimisations, and update the game.

Really interesting idea, superb visuals and audio. Mechanics are polished and the UX is complete, good work!

I really liked the core mechanic, seeing enemy moves ahead of time and planning around them certainly gives the player a feeling of badassery which I can get behind. I also enjoyed the visuals - the enemy designs were quite intriguing and had satisfying animations and effects. The environment was also really nice, albeit simple.

All this being said, there are always places to improve. My main point of contention is that the game is either too easy or too difficult (or both!) What I mean by this is, I tried to use my memory and adapt my plans around enemies moves - but found it really hard to store much info in my head (this is the bit I feel is too hard). So instead I relied on making a lot of guesses and sticking to general turn based stats, which worked out OK! (this is where things are perhaps too easy?) 

Basically what I'm trying to say is that the game is complex, which I like, but it has so many moving parts that I almost don't get to enjoy them because I'm falling back on general rules for combat. 

Overall though, really good work - my kind of thing :)

An incredible game concept! Great job.