Probably not. Not because I don't think adding in those things would make it a much better game but probably because it won't ever be a fantastic game. Everyone learned a lot from the gamejam and I learned how to use some new tools in Unity which was the goal. As long as we cross our T's and dot our I's and reflect on what we could have done better and what would we need to add to improve, the next game jam or next game will benefit. I love game jams so I've joined a lot and plan to join even more. I think of a genuine HIT strikes from one of those it may be worth taking it further, this one... it might turn out to be a good game after everything is implemented but it probably won't be a hit. :)