Very clever! Reminiscent conceptually of Superhot but very much its own thing. Not sure I've seen this done before, at least this exact way. High score!

I had a lot of fun playing this. Those zombies were a bit terrifying but mashing the fire button made me feel better. Cool idea!

If you have time please play and rate my game:

https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463512

somewhat hard to react sometimes, but still pretty enjoyable. good work!

That's a nice implementation of "only one control" idea, I enjoyed it! The tutorial is beautifully embedded into the game (I wish I had more time to make tutorial in my game xD). The soundscape is creepy, and it feels as good as zombie shooter should feel :) Great job!

Interesting take on the theme, found it a little difficult to get used to using the same button to control moving and shooting but it got easier with practice!

Cool little game! The floatyness is interesting. More zombies that die easier would probably make it feel better. They take a few too many shoots right now for my taste.

Amazing!

Oh that was short, expecting something longer. My only issue is the sliding effect after stop holding the mouse. Some people might like it, but i generally just walk slowly.

I like the concept of choosing between moving and shooting. I also like the little messages written in the level. I just think the sound effects are a little too loud. With a little more diversity in the environments, it would be great. Congratulations on your first game =D

I like the passive background sounds, they really make the atmosphere! The zombie roars and the gun sound are a bit loud and in need of variation (shooting 5 times in a row sounds very... repeaty), but hey, jam limits are jam limits :) The idea is very neat, reminded me a bit of Diablo and its imitators.

Love seeing these 1 button games, it's crazy how many different kinds of games people can make with it!

Smart idea! I like your implementation of the "only one button"-controls: felt very intuitive. I also really enjoyed the atmosphere, the time you put into understanding the lighting in Godot was well worth it. ;) I am not entirely sure, so I'll ask you: Is there any reload time? I felt like there's is a small pause after a while, if you spam-shoot too hard.  Either way, I think that could be a good tool to increase the tension: when you're not able to shoot a zombie before it reaches you (even if it's a full screen length away!), that guarantees that you've to move back, further emphasizing your main mechanic. You could even go  a step further and couple the reloading to movement: so you shoot all your rounds into that nasty zombie guarding the key (really funny btw! :D) and than have to backtrack a while in order to generate the final bullets required to put it into eternal rest.

My godot game: https://njamster.itch.io/wonkey (playable in browser, not mobile friendly)

Decent game. This is the first one I've rated, so I don't have a perfect reference point though...

I found that the acceleration-based movement meant that I could be moving in one direction and shooting in another, which kind of bypasses the main choice of the game. 

I would recommend adding in a zombie monster that accelerates slowly like the player does, because that encourages strafing over constantly backpedaling/shooting, and it would give a more unique feel to the combat.

Cool game, I can't believe Mark Brown played your game! That must've been exciting to see on stream :)

I really liked the game! It reminded me of one I made for TriJam some time ago called "Rock Knight".  The blood splats when zombies got shot are satisfying. While the only control was LMB, it didn't feel weird that it did multiple things - great job! There are some minor things to improve: player movement felt floaty... like it was ice-scating and I could shoot some enemies before they've seen me.

I had fun finishing your game! :) 

Really liked the atmosphere and the floating texts.  The floaty movement was less fun, I feel like  movement without acceleration might be a lot more responsive.

It's a funny game, and it have a great sense of humor with the text hahaha.Good concept, it remembers me to the classic Resident evil where you can only shot or move. Nice work!

It's a good prototype. Could be very good mobile game if you want to expand it. 

This feels like it should be on a phone. I'm not sure how you would dish out the mandatory 3 stars thing that every phone game has to have though.

I don't have much else to add beyond what the other comments said. However, I didn't find it harder at all than it would've been without the theme. I've played enough stealth games to just switch gears. If you want to continue working on this game, that might be something to consider either emphasizing or moving away from. If you want to move in the direction of careful and stealthy, limited ammo would be a good first step.

First of all, love the humor in the game.

Second of all, it's a great concept. Really encourages the player to be careful about where they go.

Also......yeah, there was one bug.You could shoot at enemies from a sort of far distance and they'd do nothing really. But anyway you mentioned in the beginning about the bugs so XD XD....