Nice. I am a sucker for pixel art so the art style alone bought me in.

Gameplay wise, it was good. I don't understand what the other 2 slots were for, I am guessing for future items.  There should also be some sort of knockback and some other feedback when you hit enemies and when you yourself get hit.

And lastly, it was short. I wanted to play more

What a great game! This is one of the few that I would actually enjoy playing in my free time. To keep it simple, I'll say I pretty much loved everything, except these little issues: combat was slightly difficult, but not in a hard way, more just awkward to get any attacks in without getting hurt, and it's a very small details but it would feel 10x smoother to have the action button (F) instead be E, having so many used keystrokes all in a line was a bit hand awkward, and shrink being ctrl was also a bit uncomfortable (I'm on Mac, so that could also have made it worse). Buuut those are pointed out because the game itself was a joy to play, well done!

ALSO, thanks for the tutorial tips! So many games here would have been much more enjoyable if they just had some kind of tutorial, so hurrah to you!

I like the startscreen art and the maintheme (music) but i'm missing music during gameplay and I got "stuck" with the key system. I got the pinkish and gold key. I used one to open the left bot door and the second one I could not open with other key. Maybe I did something wrong. I did not play the tutorial and therefore I had no idea what the shrinking does or how it aids you.

Still fun to play tbh :)

Great atmosphere in the game!

I faced a problem while Moving Up and using Ctrl to Scale Down—the game would unexpectedly close. This happened because Ctrl+W is a shortcut for closing the current window. 

Luckily, it happened during the tutorial, so I learned to avoid this key combination in further gameplay.

Well done on the scaling mechanics-related gameplay!

This game was so much fun. One of those games I could play for a long time. I really like the hints and tips and tutorial elements as I found I could just enjoy the game without trying to remember any unusual controls. Lots of great attention to detail with the art and environment too. I had trouble maximising the game screen but I think it might just be my browser issue perhaps (Firefox). Oh and I thought the interpretation and integration of the theme into game play was v clever. Well done!

Awesome little game! Really like the simple, yet effective, cohesive art and level design. It was fun to explore! The tutorial is also well-appreciated. Just a few notes:

- Text could get a bit too small sometimes.

- I wish there was some knockback when hitting enemies. I think it would add some oomph visually and it would also reward the player for well-timed hits.

- Just a thought I had while playing: It would be really cool if you could lead enemies into the same traps that can hurt you. I think it would be a nice option to reward clever players and perhaps provide a way to get out of a sticky situation.

All that said, I really enjoyed it! It's a great start, awesome jam entry, and I'd love to see this continued and added to. Great work!

Wow, the text for items sure is small lol

I like it, I think the mechanics for growing & shrinking are a cool addition to a dungeon crawler! One small bit of feedback - it would be nice if there was hitstop & screenshake effects, both for hitting enemies and for getting hit. It would help make the combat a bit more polished!

Honestly, this gets the a perfect score from me.

It's great fun to play, it's super polished, it looks great, it sounds great, it feels great.

And I love your interpretation of the theme as it makes a ton of sense in this game and it's actually a fun mechanic.

And it seems to have like 20x the scope of my game, which is impressive
(Although, admittedly, I am proud of my insane fun to scope ratio! :D)

I would like the combat to have a bit more feedback / juice.