So I just replayed it and beat it and the enemies are definitely well-tuned. It just takes care and strategy (and not running out of stamina). The white skeletons in the final room are bugged though (they just run to the corner)
The webGL version didn't work. I'd need to fix my scripts, which I might do eventually. The Mac build should probably work, but I don't have a Mac, so maybe it's also broken, sorry.
I really liked the level design and the visuals but the skeletons felt a bit unfair sometimes. I wasnt able to fight them and avoid their attacks. Maybe I just need to get better
I did notice that you had 2 separate games submitted, neither of which seemed to have been related to the jam. You could try and get in touch with the host if it was a mistake.
the ricochet upgrade goes hard, I'd get 1 damage and then stack fire rate and try to keep running with stock speed and it worked pretty well until i get the second upgrade and then i kept dying to the bigger enemy spawns. It's so simple and could use a bit more but it's so fun.
I was confused at first, thinking i was stuck in the starting room, but once I discovered that the key item was just the book, and came across the monster and the spellbook, it was great. I wish different junk items spawned different types of rooms though, but it came out great for the jam.
I go left, ded. I go right: DEAD! My monkey brain struggles to contemplate my next action. I look behind me, but my monitor is not there. I hesitantly go right again. SUCCESS! My monkey brain thrives.
On lvl 2 I was thinking "this is neat, but the enemies seem too easy" and then I got shot by a ranged skeleton and then ganked by a melee one around the next corner and had to restart lol. I died again on level 4, I never found the third weapon though. I may try again, but I kept getting lost. It'd help to have more sprite variety, even if they are just recolors. I liked the sprites though (the tables kept scaring me). The glowing light under the chandeliers are a nice touch.
Martha calm down! It's hard but I beat it. The points could use a multiplier on the harder levels, with another multiplier for perfect rounds, since the fastest way to earn points is playing the first level.
The jam seems to be made as a joke, as it's description is just AI-gibberish.
Nevertheless, it's a neat concept. I've considered doing a game project where GPT tells me what to do, and I do it without question. The results would be silly, but the process could be fun. Though this seems to be focused on entirely-ai-generated, which would be really boring and probably frustrating (especially since it's gonna take some human work regardless).
When you get to 30 chips, nothing happens. Also, there doesn't seem to be unique powers to the cards, or high stakes (maybe could use some more challenge somehow). Otherwise, is good.
