In that case, the it looks and sounds incredible. Very tight game that has some challenge, but it was worth making it to the end. Keep up the great work!
Love the visuals and music. Think the idea of spinning to gain speed and height is good. It feels a bit weird to dash every time I hold space to build up a spin, so I would maybe decouple them.
Music and pixel art are really good. I was able beat the game by standing still and pushing space repeatedly, so maybe a cooldown on attacks could be cool.
Very fun; it's like old school machinimas. I genuinely laughed when it randomly cut off the villain's monologue. Not sure why the defeating the enemies triggers game over, but I did get to the ending eventually.
Really like the retro visuals and autobattler premise. My only note is I never lost even when trying, so the game might need a few balancing tweaks. Would love to see it when updated with fully cosmetics/tournament functionality, other character models, and sounds.
Love the retro N64 vibes. Think it would have a neat atmosphere with the right music. The gameplay loop checks out -- I would like the controls to be slightly less fast/more responsive, as I couldn't get past Level 2.
Really fun; it reminded me of the uncanny valley games variety streamers play. Love the grotesque arm stretching and colliding noises. I did have some issues with fullscreen; the menu especially was cut off. The swinging direction arrows were a bit counterintuitive.
Very cute game with fun assets! Is that your cat? My only criticism is the screen can get busy, so it was difficult for me to understand what I was supposed to do. Undeniably creative and definitely serious.
