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Hey, sorry it took me a while to finally find the time.

I really liked the voice over!!! It was very fun to listen to. I think everyone who has ever made a game can relate to what you are saying. The bugs that keep coming back and not giving up is something we all know very well :)

Sadly I got stuck twice at the same place and had to watch your video. I think it is the same spot another comment mentioned, right in the middle. When you write "should I kill them all?" I did not really understand what to do. I tried to solve the level with the signs that say "- 1" instead. I shot all monsters except one and kited them through the arches hahaha.

So what is the meaning of the minus one signs? Please tell me they have some use. That part almost drove me crazy.

Overall I really enjoyed the game. The humor was exactly my taste and I think it fits the theme very well.

It’s absolutely fine. I actually only found the time to play all the games myself quite recently.


I’m really glad you liked the voice-over — it was done by one of my friends. And yes, those UE5 bugs and errors are a nightmare for me as well.


Unfortunately, the game design wasn’t as strong as I wanted it to be, and I had to rush it. The core idea was that instead of killing enemies to progress, you had to die in order to move forward. The level number is shown in the top-right corner of the screen, and reaching level -1 is the main objective.


Killing enemies moves you to higher levels, while dying moves you to lower ones — eventually even below the level you started at. If this explanation isn’t clear enough, please let me know and I’ll be happy to explain it in more detail.


The level numbers also have a subtle symbolic meaning, though I didn’t expand on it much in the game.


I really appreciate you taking the time to play the game and write such a detailed comment.