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Good feedback, I've had this one a lot. I'll go update the Itch page now

Thanks!

Very good, I spent more time on this than most others. I found the ship motion a bit tricky, controller would have been better for me than mouse and keyboard. The upgrades were enticing. I appreciated the save system after I accidentally quit the game. And the highscores were an unexpected bonus. Would have been nice to be able to add your name or initials.

Nice style, I agree - too fast. I would run out of power and is it possible to get more?

Cute!

I couldn't get past the second challenge. Too many bullets.

The spell casting idea is great, it felt really good to run a circle, and if you're hit the circle gets shorter. Nice

I never knew I wanted to be a bicycle until this now

Great music :)

I like the weapon switch idea, neat

I cracked up when I heard the guy "I love you metal man!"

Took me too long to figure out the chaining punches together. 

I found the timing pretty challenging. Level 2 was quite satisfying

Nice one, I liked the characters :)

Great music, I had fun, and got like 6.5m points before I gave up :D 

Very cute! Look at the lil goblins go!

I found the jump too weak, and the cooldown on the dash was hard to grok

Very laggy and the swoop at the start makes me feel a bit sick..

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ALERT!

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Error: Couldn't load project data at path ".". Is the .pck file missing?

If you've renamed the executable, the associated .pck file should also be renamed to match the executable's name (without the extension).

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OK   

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I couldn't figure out what to do

Banging music track

Cute :D 

Can't figure out the interface sorry

Mark the download as windows so the itch app can install it

Yeah go team!

Nice game, I like it

Awesome!

10/10

Would decimate peons again!

I've never killed so many peons

10/10

Cheers!

I used the A* library because Unity 2017 didn't have an easy way to update navigation meshes during runtime, and I already knew the library.