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There's also background music and a bunch of configurable options in the setting menu.  I know that this 'game' has a heavy HTML web-page look and feel.  Perhaps I'll try some Godot or Unity for a 3d World game on a future jam.  For now, HTML, JavaScript, Canvas and things like that are what I know and get the job done.  By the way, I have several word-game submissions to previous jams - https://lostwords.itch.io/

you made this with HTML?   you have a talent bro 

Yes, you should definitely get into a game development engine. 

I will definitely take a look. It was nice to meet you.

Thanks, it's HTML with JavaScript - really JavaScript can do anything.  I find it quick and easy to just throw stuff into JavaScript and make it happen.  Ultimately there is a <canvas> element that allows drawing to it.  And mouse event listeners so you can capture the mouse/touches.  HTML/JavaScript it's a lot easier than engines for many things.  Using libraries like ThreeJS and MatterJS you can even do physics and 3d.

ctx.drawImage( playerImage, x, y, w, h );

My man, if you did this using HTML and JavaScript, I can't even imagine what you could do if you got into a real game engine. Good luck with Jam!