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I think we've fixed this issue in the latest update (and added a whole lot more)

I think we've fixed this issue in the latest update (and added a whole lot more)

I think we've fixed this issue in the latest update (and added a whole lot more)

I think we've fixed this issue in the latest update (and added a whole lot more)

I think we've fixed this issue in the latest update (and added a whole lot more)

I'm not sure about a label (let me know if you find one), but a core inspiration was Into the Breach. If you enjoyed Enter the Titan, you'll probably also enjoy that too :)

Amazing comment, you've made my day, thanks! Have added many of your suggestions to the list for if/when we do an update :)

Oh no, sounds like a bug! Try a different build maybe? 

The rewards from the shrines are better cards that you can't find elsewhere. So yes: they're strictly better. I'll leave it up to you to figure out how to unlock them. They're intentionally tricky ;)

It's opt-in extra difficulty, required to unlock some of the later content :)

Oh no! We're not seeing a crash on our side. Does it happen consistently or only sometimes? Can you please share any more details that might help us diagnose the issue?

Oh no! We're not seeing a crash on our side. Can you please share any more details that might help us diagnose the issue?

Are you trying the web build on a computer, or a phone? It probably won't work on a phone. Do you get an error message? Can you open the web console and look for errors there? Can you try the downloadable build? Without a bit more info it's very hard to help you 

Sorry to hear that! Can you share more info? Are you playing on web or the downloadable build? If web, are you playing on a laptop or a phone? If downloadable, can you share your Player.log file? You can find that at (see https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/log-files.html):

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\CompanyName\ProductName\Player.log

Disc Room is a big inspiration! We plan to go in a bit of a different direction, but there's a lot of great things about Disc Room we can use for inspiration :)

Ah yes, I did miss exactly that connection. Played a bit more now, beat the (first?) boss, got the spit power and another 2 hearts. Keen to come back another time and play more :)

• Really cool, a lot of polish here! Adorable character and atmosphere
• Appreciate the map :)
• I found the hitboxes on the spikes a bit too big? I found it difficult to teleport through them safely, even when I was being careful
• There were a few places that required me to jump out from under an overhang and midair control to get on top of it. Those weren't so much fun
• The one heart that's blocked by a leaf felt a bit meh, cause I navigated the spikes, only to get there and discover I couldn't get the reward
• The little village was v cute. AFAICT there wasn't anything to do there?
• I couldn't find the power to unfurl the green leaves? Felt like I looked everywhere I could. In the end this became a blocker for me :'( 

• Great vibe!
• I fell down when I was quite high up the tree :'(
• Felt like it needed a bit more time to bake. More level design near the start, some more bug before you need to scale a tree, that sort of thing
• I would have liked to play and see more :)

Nice! Quite a lot here for a jam! Here are things I noticed as I played:

• The movement is very slide-y
• The embedded web view crops out a lot. That's something you can edit with itch's settings
• When enemies are on small platforms they can quickly flip left-right and it looks like they're bugging out
• I think the character has friction with the terrain when moving vertically, so it can make it harder to jump up tall gaps
• I didn't know I could wall jump until later. Did I miss an instruction?
• Once I got the fire power, I couldn't figure out where to use it to progress. I expected it to defrost the frozen tree near the start.

Fun little experience. I got to the end with 1/2 flames and 3/8 crystals in 5:20.51. I would have played more if there was a map or the levels with a bit more distinct so I could find the rest. Don't know if there was a way to attack the enemies, but tanking them also works ;) I didn't hear any audio (noting cause you have a composer on the team?)

• It took me quite a while to figure out the attack went to the mouse - thought it was keyboard-only controls initially
• The platforming could be more polished (coyote time and input buffering)
• There were little things that looked like terminals and messages, but I couldn't figure out how to use them
• It didn't feel great when you try shoot and the orb is in a wall
• Sometimes I can jump up 2 boxes, sometimes not?
• I enjoyed getting a 2nd orb
• I fell into a pit with a down green arrow and couldn't figure out how to escape or continue :'(

This seems interesting, and I liked the initial impression I had (the art is nice!), but it was basically unplayable for me due to how laggy it was :'(

We just pushed a small fix for this bug :)

Just uploaded a small update that should fix (or at least help) this

Oops, that looks like an engine bug! Try restarting the game (it saves all your progress)

It might also be better if you play the downloaded build, although saves won't transfer between web and downloadable

Sorry folks, we didn't intend this!

Sorry, the engine is quite janky! It should save your progress after every action though :)

Oh no, sorry about that! We'll have to put out a fix

Thanks for playing! The arrow is a measure of the force and angle used to launch yourself, not a prediction. I can see how that might be confusing though!

Great game!

Congrats to FireRuin on a 37m16s any% run. Can anyone else do better? https://www.speedrun.com/UBN/runs/yvnjl8om

Thanks for the suggestions! If I'm understanding, I think there are two suggestions here that could be considered separately:

1. Enemies don't move/react indefinitely, when the player isn't doing anything.
2. There is a more nuanced aiming system where the player is rewarded for careful timing (a la The Pathless).

I like the idea of 2, either what you suggested exactly or something like it. It would add some more skill potential and a higher skill ceiling, but (probably) not generally be needed to beat the game (maybe the bosses need you to do it a bit).

I'm a bit unsure of 1. On one hand I can see how it can make the game more strategic and more thinky, but I'm not sure if that's better. I think maybe part of what works is that each attempt is quite quick and you can try again in an instant. If time fully stopped like that, I wonder if it would slow the game down too much? When we tested things like this, we felt like it made the game too "turn based" and a bit less fun.

But... maybe there's a power that does something like 1? Once per attempt you can freeze time until you act again. It would allow you to insert a breather into a run to figure out your next move. I'll give it some more thought! Thanks for the feedback :)

Not until we put out a bug fix, or you hack your save game, sorry!

Oops! It's a boss enemy that we removed because it was too hard. Sorry about the bug! 

Fun concept! It was quite tough to get more than a few gems. I tried to decrease my light and run away, but they easily caught me. The movement is very "pac-man" as in you move until you hit a wall. But it's also quite zoomed in, so I don't have much peripheral vision. Maybe it would be a bit easier if the movement was more directly controlled and this applied to enemies too, so they would stop following you and return to a patrol route or something when you turn off your light? Feels like a bit of tweaking could make this much more interesting :)