Thanks for the feedback! In case you want to try again, there is an easy mode you can toggle on in the pause menu, which decreases the amount of damage you take.
The nostalgic graphics and VFX are very nice, gives me DOS game vibes. The feeling of exploring was there in full force. I just had some qualms with the controls though- being unable to hold down the movement buttons or queue turns made it kind of clunky to move around. Good entry, though!
The atmosphere and audio were on point in this one. The monsters definitely freaked me out. The ending was kind of abrupt for me though- at least I think it was the ending? Still super fun to play through!
This one's really good! The intro was super charming and the duality mechanics are immediately apparent and super interesting. The art was super simple but still very endearing. Had several "eureka" moments during the game where it just clicked for me, and those were awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it! The map glitch is something I'll definitely have to look into and fix after the jam is over.
As for the password for the orange butler, it's part of what is the game's only puzzle! If you look at the notes around the area there are hints. If it's not clear enough I'll just tell people though. The way you got past him is totally valid though.
The music is cute and the art is great! The only issue is with the lack of speed decay when you're in the air- most platforms have you slow down mid-air if you don't put it any movement input. Having your velocity continue without slowing down while you're in the air contributes to the slippery feeling it can have. Still a great entry though!
Fun little game. Occasionally had struggles with the controls though- it felt like I was struggling with pointing my legs in the same direction as the camera sometimes.
