That's a neat concept. I felt like all weapons were useful. I liked the little dinos :)
Didn't like the CRT effect much, but that's my only complaint. Well done!
This was pretty good, but using escape for the web version, especially when it captures the mouse, is not good.
I couldn't exit the camera, because the web version would take me out of fullscreen, or mouse control and not out of the camera. I reloaded the browser, didn't take up the camera, then I got a super loud jump scare.
I liked the presentation and the game, but there are some keyboard functions to keep in mind for the future.
To anybody wondering: K to shoot.
Ended up winning by guarding one crystal and standing in place from 25% to 100%. That took a while.
When I was jumping around I was missing coyote time (allowing you to jump shortly after leaving a platform, just feels a lot better) and a retry button. Always having to start the game up again after falling down by accident was a bit annoying.
As a gamejam entry it was alright. Make your next game playable in the browser, so more people play it.
This was pretty good!
I didn't read that it's a warioware-like and had to figure that out myself, but when I did, it made sense.
Cute presentation and music, well done, especially for a 1 person team!
It's a bummer it's not getting many plays. The curse of games, that have to be downloaded. It's unfortunate, but most people only play games in the browser. Having screenshots also helps.
At some point after floor 30 I stopped playing. I think I knew what was coming and I stopped lighting torches quite a while ago. Where I was going I didn't need eyes to see.
I can see what you were going for and the mood was there. I liked what was there and I'm sure with more time there would have been more I would have liked.
Pro tip: go for POWER POWER POWER
Nice vampire survivor. I like the graphics. Simple, but looks good and works. As I became an unstoppable thunder machine, the game slowed down quite a bit, due to the amount of effects and enemies.
Good job on your first gamejam! Making a game in a week, that can be played through from start to finish is already a win. Unfortunately most people only play games in a browser.