Art-wise, looks good, and I like the gameplay concept too. It is a bit easy though, and I also got into a deadlock by only having archers (they don't seem to attack the enemy "gems")
Lliked the groovy music and the art (especially the 2nd enemy's bite animation, very well done). Also liked how when you died, the wizard had a little quip to say. There was an annoying biter that turrets wouldn't attack in the bottom part of the dungeon, but other than that very fun!
Very fun, once you get the hang of it -- I like how you can get to a "flow" state once the songs become more complex, and that's no easy feat to achieve. I agree with Quy's idea of increasing the lead time, even on easy while I got 86% (585/676), some sections had unpredictable keys that I could probably only get right by memorizing them. Some more polishing and variations could make this a full, standalone game (eg even smoother note detection, some kind of fail state, maybe penalties for hitting wrong keys and visual cues too, variety in "maps"?). It's a great concept that can be expanded upon.
Thank you for your review! Sound effects had to be cut due to time (or any other extra damage markers, except the enemy flashes), I do agree more cues would've helped. Happy you reached the end and enjoyed it!
Interesting concept Feels a bit confusing regarding how Gloops interact with each other though (eg if you can calculate some "score" yourself beforehand, or what the threshold is to pass)
