Loved the art and the designs! I'm really curious to know how you made since it looks like a classic! I think your interpretation for absurd side effects was really creative and interesting, normally the ideas around this theme gravitates toward effects on the main character, but to be used on armors was really fun! I only have some points that would like to share.
- When I learned about the skill points I had five points in total since it was early in the playthrough, distributed them but my skills only registered three points alocated, then when I tried again I noticed that if you try attributing them to STA the point isn't counted and you end up losing it;
- I took sometime to understand that the button on the left of an item was to equip them because I thought that it would be by keyboard since they were small, maybe an skill issue of mine, but I thought it was a symbol to indicate that it was something able to equip;
- Was able to cheese the holtacas by being positioned a little to the front of their leg or after attributing only in STR;
- I felt that the range attack was short the same way abhimonk felt;
- I think the item that makes you tiny wasn't working, played the game three times to make sure it wasn't an event.
But overall the game is pretty good! I find it so neat that you made crafting possible in the game! It was incredible when I noticed that you had it, an armor system and a skill points system, that was really unique and charm to your game, I've been playing some games from this jam and currently yours is the only one that I saw implementing these aspects, such a great idea! I only pointed those items above because when I like something I want to see it go well, so it would be really nice if you continued working on it post jam, updating and exploring the game a little more would be interesting, maybe adding some sounds and a little track would up it even more! you have well established base for a good game! and please, would love if you would share with me which program you used to make the art and how you made the green pop so well , it's beautiful!