First of all, I love the art style of the game. The backgrounds and effects look amazing, and the lore is fantastic. I wish it was implemented more in the game!

The boss design was also really cool. The first boss was tough, but it felt satisfying to crack.

My only significant concern is with the special attack. I feel that adding feedback to let the player know when their special attack isn't available would be beneficial—perhaps a sound or a visual cue. Alternatively, you could consider allowing the player to start with a special attack. This is to avoid confusion, as you show the Special Attack button on the controls in the first scene, but pressing it seemingly does nothing.

That said, I enjoyed what I played and I look forward for more!

Nice take on the theme, really enjoy the modularity! The art style's contrast could be toned down but overall it looks amazing! For future updates, I'd love to see more slots to graft things onto, like individual left/right limbs. The game page also looks great - overall, well done!

I liked the game was fun to play :)  I played up till the third boss second loop! My two big issues was I thought the 3rd boss was a bit annoying/cheap teleporting you down and having to climb back up but all the art and first two bosses were really well done! 

Beat the third boss and got to fight the second again ? Liked the game overall, the bosses are quite big and the enviroment changes a lot from fight to fight, just didnt like the special attack that completely removed my normal attack felt weird, its nice that the parts have a positive and negative trait, good job!

Well done on this! This is a very unique art style so far with high saturations. Quite fitting with the electric theme you are going for. Using the platform to the game play makes the battle interesting.
Moves was also varied which caught me off guard for some for the rare moves as they hit like a truck lol

Few feedback I would say is

1)  since this is a very high saturation color, creating contrast for player and important attack anticipations would be difficult but necessary.

2) Control response is a bit slow, maybe make it more instant for player and longer recovery for effect

3) Damage might need to be balanced a bit, as it is currently too punishing. or alternatively gives a better tell of which attacks that will be coming.

Overall I enjoyed the fight!

Really fun game, I really loved the art and music. Tried the special attack, not thinkg I would lose my sword, that changed the gameplay quite a bit, nut it was still pretty fun. Great work!

The art went really hard in this one. got to admit though, i'm really bad at games and didn't actually get that far but I did watch the video you have and the part I couldn't get to (the rest of the game after the first enemy) looked pretty good as well

especially like the scratchy style of the lines. Feel like it's hard to get that right in low res but it worked really well here

Really impressive game! I love the unique art style, found myself distracted by the impressive art and dying XD. Got to the point where items were making me quite strong, which I think is essential for that power fantasy feel of slaying these crazy monsters. Overall, really well done, favorite game so far!

The game looks very unusual, I've never seen anything like it. The bosses look great, the music fits the whole atmosphere, I really liked it

Your game was incredibly well-made! The art was striking and visually appealing, and the music added depth to the overall aesthetic. I found the controls to be responsive and nimble, which enhanced the gameplay experience. Your interpretation of the theme was particularly clever, with the player grafting various limbs and body parts onto themselves. Fighting the bosses was an absolute blast, with well-choreographed attacks that made each encounter a delight. Overall, playing your game was a thoroughly enjoyable experience!

Really, loved this submission. I have only a few gripes, everything else is a compliment.

• The readability was straight bad. If the character has some sort of outline (like a white glow or something) or if they had a palette that stood out more, then it likely would have been better.
• The jumping felt awkwardly low. I would have preferred some "buffer" height to make it more comfortable.
• It was not clear when I took damage. I would have liked an obvious effect to accompany getting hurt. On that note, the attack sound wasn't super obvious, I didn't always know if I hit the enemy or not.
• The bug boss' teleport sometimes left it far away from me which was awkward.
• The fire boss' fire sprite was a bit hard to react to and the teleport wasn't annoying, but it did feel weirdly like a breather for me more so than the boss.

Alright, now for the compliments.

Despite the readability issues, the artwork is gorgeous. The environment art in particular with the backgrounds and tilesets look very nice. I always really like the diversity of environments.

I didn't really notice the music at first because of its volume. I realized there was actually music during the fire boss and decided to do another run through the bosses to hear the rest. Very cool sounding, especially the fire boss' track.

The powerup mechanic works well. Its simple but allows for all sorts of interesting things. Aside from hearing the music, the powerups is also why I was willing to do another run through the bosses; it gives a lot of replayability.

The boss's moves were really cool. Especially, the first boss. After dying one time to the first boss, I found his moves a lot more entertaining as I could then predict them. For instance, his smash-the-side-then-the-platform-move, became very fun to optimally time for maximum damage.

Overall, a fantastic submission. Proper fun gameplay.