Thanks for getting to the end, and I appreciate that you took the extra time for the windows version, it has a few extra details I love that didn’t make it to the HTML version due to time restraints. And yeah, the deaths seem to be the biggest problem for a lot people so I’m going to get right on those! I think I’ll have a much better system in version 1.2 :)

Thanks for playing through it! Yeah I’ll definitely have to work on making that HTML port a priority in the future. I’ve never had problems getting one to work until this one, but this is also the biggest game I’ve made by far with the most unique code, so it makes sense I would see it here. I definitely learned a lot and I think I’ll be able to create a much more stable HTML port in the future :)

Thanks so much for playing through the game! So glad you appreciated the level design as that was quite the challenge to get right!

Hit points seem to be a huge thing that people want. I left them out intentionally thinking each little room could be it’s own celeste like puzzle, but it definitely didn’t work quite that way in implementation. There weren’t enough checkpoints I think for that to work the same. And I initially had a smoother slower camera and made it go faster which was probably not smart in retrospect. It’s just a little bit too fast when it updates. Also I think for a future build I would have less “rooms” are more sections where the camera follows the player since I think the camera bothered some people. 
Thank you for all the feedback!

Thanks so much for playing through it!

Thanks a lot! Yeah I’ve been brainstorming solutions like only letting you have access to a few costumes at a time or a costume wheel, or maybe even assigning abilities to different buttons and auto changing the costume when you press it. I’ll be sure to have a better solution on the next build!

Thanks for playing through it! I will definitely have the camera improved in the next update. 

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much! I didn’t say it anywhere so there’s no way you could have known, but I actually put WASD as well for the same controls just for people who didn’t like arrows. I tried to make it as user friendly as possible!

And I’m so glad you made it to the end! I think it works so well as a tight experience, I wonder if I’d be skilled enough to keep the charm while still having a full fledged experience. I’m so happy to hear there is interest in that though!

haha yep! That was my copyright friendly way of sticking Naruto in there. I don’t know if you caught the quote “have faith in it” but that was basically my alternate translation of believe it. And yeah, I always thought the substitution jutsu would make for a hilarious dash :)

Thanks so much for finishing it! I’m sorry about your spacebar haha

Thanks a lot! And it was my pleasure playing through your game. I love being able to share some real time feedback. I had so many thoughts after playing my first few games in the jam that I’m actually saving time usually by recording it!

Thanks so much for playing it! Yeah it was tough to do the Metroidvania with such a short amount of time, but I figured since this one was a week instead of 48 hours, it was now or never :) 

thanks a lot! Yeah I’m definitely most proud of the music in this one

Thank you! Yep it was definitely a lot of work but we’ll worth it!

Thank you!

Thanks a ton! I’ve added your game to my queue of games to play and rate :)

Thank you so much! And thanks for getting all the way to the end. 

Thank you so much for playing! Yes I’ve played quite a number of coin collectors in the last 48 hours as well haha. I’m glad you liked the abilities! It’s always nice when the collectibles have an impact in the game I think. And I’m glad you liked the arrow too. I almost scrapped it because I assumed the map was only 5x5 screens wide and no one would get lost, but I think it helps orient you, especially when you’re just entering. 

Thanks so much! I was really proud of finding a way to get a positive message in a game. I think most people don’t expect it :)