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thank you for the feedback! i know :\ it ended up becoming an oversight in the end. i intended to add audio, but towards the end i had some bad game breaking bugs so i used the last day or so fixing those instead of adding audio.

EDIT: added damage numbers!

thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it! I would have loved to add some sort of small health bar or damage numbers to the enemies, but I left it too late and won't have the time to implement it

Hey, just a quick question.. am i able to submit a video game, like a dungeon crawler?

pretty fun game so far! seems fairly balanced and polished as well! cant wait to see more

glad you enjoyed it!

very unique game! at first it was a little difficult to wrap my head around, but after a few puzzles i got the hang of it! good job!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the game!

not too sure whats happening or how to play

you're welcome!

really cool concept! the level design is pretty great! my only bit of feedback would be the player movement and gravity shifting isnt snappy and responsive enough, it felt a little sluggish

Thanks for the feedback, one way to help with dodging enemies and the hexagons is by dashing, as you get invincibility frames! glad you enjoyed the game though!

good stuff. feels good to play and looks simple and clean. good foundation to build on! 

pretty basic stuff, but its a pretty good foundation to build on :)

this is a cool concept. my only suggestion would be to make the boss and boss projectiles a different colour as the bullets especially get a bit lost in the background

fun little game! could be cool as a mobile game :D

thanks for the feedback! yeah its not a bug, i just misplaced the spikes haha

hey, thanks for the feedback! I quite like that idea actually :D I am planning on expanding on the game more once the voting period is over, so I might play around with the idea!

cheers!

haha this was actually pretty good. I quite enjoyed it, good job!

no worries!

interesting game. im still unsure as to what to actually do, but with that being said, it was still pretty fun to play. the minimal graphics and background music was great. I wouldve liked to see some sort of crosshair or something in place of the mouse cursor as i felt it was sometimes a bit hard to shoot the enemies. keep up the good work!

the concept is really cool, i quite enjoy it, though the controls and switching felt a little off to me.. sometimes it was responsive, and others not so much which made it a little frustrating. that aside it was a really fun game. Rated :D

thank you!

no worries at all! :D

nice! would be a cool mobile game. could be more interesting with more enemy types

nice little game you've got here! was really fun to play!

Sure! I'll check it out! Thanks for your kind words

the gameplay was unique and similar to what i submitted, great minds think alike :P although it was fun, it was a little confusing as to where to go and what to do, but i think with a bit more time and refinement this has lots of potential! Well done!

just played and managed to complete in 2:22! it was a fun little puzzle game and i think its got some great potential! my only criticism is that sometimes when  you move a shape into a wall to move the other forward it can move off the screen which made it a bit difficult. other than that it was really fun!

thanks for the kind words, i really appreciate it! I'll check your submission out for sure!

cheers!

Hey everyone! I just posted a devlog of how I made the game, feel free to check it out!

thanks for the feedback! yeah, i agree with you on that! Though i found it was mainly an issue when using a keyboard... seemed to work fine with a controller, which is odd!

cheers!

thank you so much for the kind words! i really really appreciate it

a fellow jammer suggested that, for future reference I upload the game as a WebGL build. I decided to rebuild the game in its finished state and make it playable in browser, as well as having a .exe available as well, is that all good?

thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed the game!
I'll keep exporting to HTML in mind for next time :D