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Thanks for playing! There should be a message about you having to go to the next level in the forests to destroy the Totems, you then return back to the boss level to finish him off now that the totems are destroyed. I thought the message appeared when you entered his level but I'll play it a few times to see if it's a bug.

Thanks! There should be a message about you having to go to the next level in the forests to destroy the Totems, you then return back to the boss level to finish him off now that the totems are destroyed. I thought the message appeared when you entered his level but I'll play it a few times to see if it's a bug.

Love the style and the health indicator is artfully done!

Love the innovation of it. Great mash up of genres. I have no idea what "entering the Konami code" means, so kinda bummed I can't play it in a turn based manner. I think it'd be a lot of fun if I could.

Love the music and FX! Great job, loving seeing a game made in GameMaker too!

I've tried to play both versions and cannot get either to run on Windows. Seem to be crashing on load.

Love the unique aspect of it being one continously played game! Found aspect to it. Excited to see how everyone plays!

Great game, I've been having a lot of fun with it!

How many pages is this?

I'd highly suggest looking into the web version of Pico-8. It runs in your browser and is a self-contained engine. Would give you the ability to make an entire game without downloading anything. 

Love the game. Did you use any particular tutorial for making it in HTML5? Huge fan of Canticle for Leibowitz, so love the reference!

Would be really nice to also have a more traditional control setup. HJKL can be a bit tricky for a lot of us.

Love the aesthetic! Did you follow the roguelike Godot tutorial or do it on your own?

Very Michael Brough in style, loved the game. Great job!

Awesome! Excited to check that out!

Really well done. Did you update the template to Godot 4 or are you using Godot 3?

Love this, would love to see an updated one for Godot 4!

Just played this and have to say it's absolutely lovely. Great little size that's easy to bring wherever the and D6 system is a welcome change!

Steam page states 4gb of RAM is minimum, so you should be fine.

Thanks for playing! The game has a complete ending, the trick is to strategically fight the enemies and collect items from enemies to help you defeat them. Strategic use of the items you get and not rushing to the next level are all keys to making it to the final boss and winning. The last run you had was good, just use those scrolls and you probably would've won! RNG from loot drops can be a big factor in the early levels. Being vanilla javascript and not part of an overall engine is the challenging aspect with text boxes etc., so hoping to improve that for next year. Loved watching you play!

Even so many years later, this is a great tutorial/intro to a fighting game. Wonderful job.

Enemies only know where you are if you're within a certain range. While they do get tougher as the game goes on, scrolls instant kill a random enemy and potions will revive health, so stock piling them early helps on the latter levels. 

Thanks for playing and for the feedback!

Really loved the shore to sea mechanic. I think you could definitely build a larger game out of this one going forward!

Love the game! Super fun, probably the most fun of all the 2024 entries I've played. Setting up near the river with electric fences really lets you unload bazookas none stop. Won in Hope mode on my third try, 322 zombies killed. Would love to see a leaderboard for that mode! Great simple tutorial, impressed you were able to include that in the 7 day challenge. 

Love the aesthetic! Wonderful little screen shake and graphics, great coffee-break game. Keep up the great work!

I enjoyed the sword sweep and different combat mechanisms in the game. Great job!

Thank you for playing it and the feedback!

The text bug has been driving me insane. So I've been working on it and spent WAAYYY too much time during the jam working on fixing it too. It's my first real game in JavaScript.

Already working to expand it :) There's a whole world I'm trying to explore in this game, just hoping to have a much larger updated version that'll be coming out!

Love the unique spin on a Roguelike, probably the best I've seen this jam.  Great graphics and I love the Godot engine. Wonderful job!

Great execution. Really enjoyed playing this. Super well thought-out! 

Beautiful graphics and love the ingenuity. Great work!

Love the graphics, really interesting take on the gameplay, so great to see something unique! It was clear to me where my HP was but I made it to Day 3 and enjoyed experimenting with the different rails!

Scrolls will destroy any enemies on the map, so they come in useful when you reach the "Boss" level or if you get in a bind. I wanted the items to "drop" from the enemies, so had the game just choose a random tile around the enemies, but could see why it'd make sense to drop on the same time as the enemy.

Thanks for playing, appreciate the feedback!

Love seeing more Browser based Roguelikes! Looking forward to playing soon!

Mere minutes to spare but I was able to close the game loop and submit a finished game. While it has less content than I wanted, I'm glad I could get a complete gameplay loop and submit. Will definitely work on it post-jam and update with more enemy variability and lengthier gameplay. Good luck to everyone else!

Love the look of this, incredibly excited to play it. 

Agree the out of the box stuff in ROTJS is great. I nearly went with that for the jam myself. 

Getting the real game feel in now, levels have meaning, still working on enemy variability and a final boss, so hoping to implement both of those aspects before submitting tomorrow. Thinking that audio will be too much of a stretch to incorporate though, so I've cut that and the tileset I was going to implement.

Been way behind because of work but I've chopped up the original design and have a path forward but will need to work diligently :/

Halfway through Day 2 and while I'm not where I hoped I'd be, it's finally starting to look a lot more like the game I have in my head. Dynamic waves crash around you (walls) and you walk on ground that is sand colored, as the whole game is supposed to take place on small islands (think WaterWorld type setting). Required re-doing a lot of the base drawing code from the RL engine ironically enough, but now we're past that!

Awesome premise.