Sorry, my monitor has a high resolution, so your game is so small! I can't really a lot of it, nor see how awesome the graphics probably are.

The card zoom is really smooth and the music is wonderful.  I just wish I knew what I was doing. It would probably be much better if I could read the tiny text. I'm kind of randomly just clicking around and hoping something works. :/ 

I couldn't figure out how to change the settings for the life of me. I'm playing on a laptop with a touchpad, so maybe that's the issue?

However, it does feel well animated. How much game experience you all have? There's so much in here OoO.

It is professional as for its aesthetics, UI, animations, zooms, so congrats! Reminds me of a mini-Wasteland 2. :)
However, when tried to fight the 1st monsta (a snake), it always healed itself to its max. 80 HP, and mine was draining unstoppably.  Though chose armor up +30, and strike +20 repeatedly.  What did I wrong?

Wow! That was hard! haha I probably should've prepared more before trying to fight the boss (and also should've realized the big enemy was in fact the boss). I'm a total newb at this sort of game, but I still enjoyed it. Great visuals, interesting gameplay, and delightful music. :)

I had to play this game after my friend said it was a blast. I ended up playing it for 90 minutes haha. Though I guess I also had a really hard time finding the boss! Anyway, it was super fun regardless and incredibly polished. I have never played slay the spire before for some context.

Have some little nitpicks on this game. I really loved it so these things are pretty minor and nitpicky. 

UI Related Issues

• Heart symbol on how many turns the token will last is a little confusing. The heart made me think of health rather than turns. Maybe something like an hourglass would read better
• Had issues with dragging the card. Several times I thought I had dragged a card but I did not. As the card itself does not actually drag, it is also doesn't read quite well. When you drag the card, the targeting is not super prominent either so it is easy to be mistaken. Would almost prefer clicking a card and then selecting a target though I guess that can be seen as less immersive.
• In the shop, the "Buy" sign looks like a button you can press. It did not read as a question, I think because the borders surrounding it look identical to the borders surrounding the "yes" and "no". In the store, I had clicked "Buy" a few time before clicking on "Yes". I think having the action be the button would read faster to most people. Their thoughts being "I want to buy something", and then seeing the "Buy" button. Think this is also trained because lots of online shopping website would have "Buy" as the button to press. Maybe just have the button read "Buy -40 gold" or something like that and the other button be "cancel" or "go back"
• It's a little hard to tell if the map would expand. Sometimes I would see a monster on what seems to be an island with no other paths to it. It looks like a deadend. So some indicator of maybe fog or arrow indicators that there will be more to the island would be helpful. I nearly missed a path because of this. 
• Wish the sprites were a bit bigger

Balance Issues

• Went a total shield build (ended up with 16K shield and 46 health) haha. That card to make the shield permanent with double shield is super powerful. I didn't see much a reason to stock up on health because of how easy it was to get lots of shield.

Performance Issues

• This is probably solely on my end but the overworld was lagging for me. Not sure why but lots of games in this jam have been performing poor for me .... I have a nice laptop but the current theory is that gamemaker games are running on my integrated graphics card on default for some reason

Things I really loved

• Music was great! I spent such a long time in the game and didn't get a headache from it. It sounded good and worked well. I love the orchestral stuff in it. Really well done. It fit the game vibe well. 
• Building up crit was a TON of fun. Really went wild on the tokens and gave such a sense of reward.
• Final boss variety? I think I had a different boss from what my friend had and he played the game twice over as he really liked it.
• the background effect on the battle screen was super cool.
• Love the meep moop sound when there's no energy left haha
• The screen that indicates a battle is starting is absolutely awesome
• The floppy disc cards are a neat little touch that work well into the theme

When it comes to this jam, I think this game ranks one of the highest if not the highest on fun. What a blast with an addicting loop. Can't wait to see this expanded! If you do, are you sticking to this theme? Or branching out once the jam restrictions aren't in place? 

Honestly, super blown away by what you made in the jam timeframe. 

Wow I really enjoyed this game! Can certainly feel the 'Slay the Spire' influence but I think this stands up by it's own accord as well. I enjoyed the many card combos in the game, and was having fun finding new cards and thinking of ways they could be added to my deck to make stronger and stronger combos. I thought the animations and effects in the game felt really great and once I realized what all the UI elements were, it was really easy to understand the game state at a glance. After I beat the boss I kept playing to clear the entire map out of enemies because I didn't want to stop playing yet. I also ended up playing through a second time with my teammate watching to show them the game.

The only negative I will say is that I wish the player and enemy sprites were bigger during the combat section of the game.  

Overall, very impressed and I had a great time playing it. Nice job!

I love these kind of deck builder games! The floppy disk aesthetic for the cards is really cool. The pixel art is cute. Might be an improvement to increase the size of the character sprites during the battle sequences. It must have been a challenge to balance out a deck builder game, you did a great job!

I really like it! Obvs reminds me of slay the spire but with more overworld movement. The visuals are great and the effects are punchy. I think I just needed the enemies to be bigger because the cards took up most of the screen. 

I played about 12 battles and didn't find a place to spend my gold? Is there a shop in the game yet because I couldn't see it in the screenshots. I also felt that there needed to be more threat because I really didn't feel like I was going to lose at all.

The cards were good at there were nice synergies! Thanks for letting me play!

A nice concept, although playing on 21:9 aspect ratio (which the game recognized) makes playing a bit difficult for me, as some of the textures are a bit messed up and the end turn button isn't visible. Luckily the screenshots showed me where the button is supposed to be, so I found it even though I couldn't see it.

Probably works fine on 16:9 aspect ratio. :)

A beautiful, interesting game!

I passed and did not see the victory screen. The entire map is open and there is no one on it.

Music becomes boring over time, of course, the graphics are beautiful, the gameplay is interesting. If the energy ends, it is better to automatically end the move, less movement to do through.

Good job! Good luck with development, if planned! =)

Cool deck building game. Nice amount of juice in the ui !  Visuals where really good too! Was very fun to play :)

Compliment Sandwhich!
- The Synthwave aesthetics are top tier
- It is too easyyyy
- I never played a game like this before, I found it easy to understand