Judge feedback

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• For a game made in a weekend, especially one with graphics and sound, this is a cool piece. That said, there's not a lot to do in the game proper: recognize the few patterns (enemy health, potion effects) and then beeline for the exit. The problem is compounded by a couple of bugs (e.g. you can continue moving - and scoring - after dying as well as after winning) and design flaws (e.g. the movement sound effect is grating after a while). A good showing for a first 7DRL nonetheless!
• Solid Entry. Kudos!
• A very simple roguelike with nice graphics and music (but overly loud footstep sound) where you control a little green man until you reach 5 upstairs ladders in a row, and bump scientists to death if they are blocking your way - or as many as you can if you are into high score points from the tokens they drop (not that there's a leaderboard or anything). Often, you actually can avoid fighting all scientists besides the two that are always present right next to the first exit - the others can usually be avoided even if they are in the other exit rooms, as there are often multiple doors to any room (which only you can open) and bumping into a scientist standing on top of a ladder just makes the alien immediately go to the next level. The only enemies are the two scientist types, and they mainly seem to differ visually: either are easily bumped to death, and you get healed with the tokens they drop. There are also colored conical test tubes that act as potions, and which are consumed immediately upon entering their tile: they are not randomized, so green is always poison, red is (temporary) blindness, and only purple helps by raising HP. In all, not bad for someone's first game, but as you might expect from something submitted in the first day of the contest, it only provides a few minutes of light entertainment at most.