I beat the boss! That was a lot of fun. The character you play as is adorable, and all music tracks are a jam to listen to. After remembering I had access to the rick click attack, the enemies were manageable while still being challenging, and none felt unfair to beat, though I did find myself staying as far away as possible from the green bug enemies and killing them from afar, as I could not seem to dodge their projectiles. The devlog was an awesome look into how this game came to be, and I really appreciated the voiced introduction. I loved all the small jokes (I felt called out by the "it's not a bug: it's a feature" one!) and the bossfight was challenging enough that it took me a couple of tries to beat. I'd have loved to see a death animation for it, but given the time constraint of the jam it understandably just despawns.

I didn't have any mechanical problems with the game, save the issue mentioned in other comments where the reverse controls apply while the die is rolling, but I just went behind a wall for the duration of the die roll and made it through fine. I did have trouble running the game on Linux, but the WebGL build worked without issues.

Overall, amazing entry, and congrats to all of you for submitting such a fun game! I'm looking forward to playing the post-jam timed mode SaadTheGlad mentioned to me 👀

The static shooting ennemies have aimbot. And for some reason, when the randomnisation starts, all of the events are activated (saw this from the inverted movement and the frame of three projectiles).

Huge respect for making the voiceover really enhance the playing experience! Great music selection, cool sprite designs, but you know what's even cooler was the little character death animation, took away some of the pain in failing the level :D Good work!

I'm not very familiar with bullet hell, but I can say that with the voiceover at the beginning and the energetic spooky music it has a great atmosphere. Other than that I'll say that it was confusing when during the roll sometimes the controls would invert then uninvert when the roll landed on something other than invert controls. Also I had to restart the webpage once because when I first opened it I wasn't able to move.

The amount of effort and skill on display here is absolutely incredible! Loved the artwork, especially with the enemy designs, and the v/o at the start was the perfect way to convey the tone you were going for (glad it was skippable on replays too, that's an easily missable feature that helps a ton). 

Gameplay itself was super fun and inventive too, couching a bullet-hell type shooter in the D&D aesthetic is a cool concept that really benefitted from the randomized effect mechanic throwing wrenches or giving boosts to the player! Awesome work, especially given the time restraints, and I really look forward to seeing how y'all continue to develop it after the jam if you choose to do so! :)