First full 5 stars on each category I gave to any game in the jam! :-D

The polishing was on another level compared to the rest of the entries and the game play was easy to understand, but extremely difficult to master. At some point I wished that the hands had different colors or shape to better distinguish them during spins, but I guess that would break the symmetry.

Amazing polish and overall "game feel". The chromatic aberration effect really gave the shooting impact. I think the overall difficulty is quite high, and sometimes it felt very random as to whether you made it though a level or not. Perhaps some sort of limited time slow down effect would help smooth those edges, giving you some time to think. Managed to play through it all and was not expecting the moral decision at the end! I chose guns. On the "corridor is lava" level I managed to balance just right, which was satisfying! A strong submission.

I love the UI in this game, it's so smooth and clean! The visual design in general is great. I love the contrast of such cute looking creatures, and just... gun. It was fun trying to figure out ways to solve each level, though mostly it involved a lot of wonderfully chaotic and relentless shooting. I had a lot of trouble with level 18, and was amazed at a moment where I somehow managed to off myself, perhaps I clipped into a corner or something there- but it was an amusing result of my struggle. I must say that the effects and feeling of impact they create are top notch here as well. Great job!

Wow, what an incredibly well polished game. To have made this in one month is a moonshot achievement ;)

Where do I even start with my thoughts. Everything is top notch. Visuals are simple but perfect for the feel of the game. The little characters have so much personality. The screen shake makes such a big difference to the feel of the shots. The colors are striking and memorable. The chromatic aberrations add to the aesthetic and give it a very interesting look.

The sound design is fantastic. The music is perfectly fitting for the feel of the game, the sound effects are heavy and feel very impactful. The character speech sounds are very nicely done. You could have totally skipped out on it but your attention to detail clearly shows.

The presentation was extremely polished and professional. The menus have their own look and feel to match the aesthetic of the game. Everything from the font choice to the hyper stylized look make it stand out and feel unique in a world where menus usually receive the least attention. Incredible job on on that.

The one critique I have is that the left and right guns look and behave the same (at least as far as I played) If they had been different colors, that would have made it easier to mentally associate with the left and right hands. As it is now, once I start moving and the character starts turning, which gun is left or right is pretty much guesswork. Would have also been interesting to explore what happens when the guns are different on each hand. Would have added a new dynamic where certain situations preferred one gun over the other and you would have to position yourself for the best advantage.

Overall, an incredible experience, and a very viable commercial product. If you fleshed this game out and added more to it (more guns, more characters, more playstyles, more replayability) it could become a very very popular mainstream game. I really hope you continue to work on this post jam. The sky is the limit! :)

Very good game.
Some levels are very hard. Especially the "floor is lava" levels.

I think the final boss is one of the few levels I got on my first try. :D

Sometimes it gets frustrating because I never got the feeling that I can control the movement for more than one or two shots. Maybe some type of bullet time effect where the time slows down and the player has more time to control the shots. I don't know if it would help to better see wich gun is left or right.

The bullet casing effect is nice, but those look like revolvers. :D

Loved it, the polish you put in is amazing.

Using the guns to move is so creative! This game was satisfying to play start to finish. You guys did a great job on the visuals and the audio too!

I gotta say that this (like others have mentioned) is one of the juicier games I've seen come out of a jam. You have a great aesthetic going, and the cutscenes are simple, but convey very well.

I like that you introduce multiple ways to play with the mechanics -- though I feel like thematically, you should shoot stuff first, THEN learn to move with the shots.  Obviously from a gameplay perspective, it makes much more sense to do it the way you did, and you told the story in a way that sells it, too.

I did find that in the harder levels, I was able to spam-click the mouse and the arms would flail enough and I'd shoot enough bullets that I'd just win eventually (I tested and also got it to work against the bosses).

That aside, this game was a lot of fun.

Ohh, I've seen this on twitter! Juiciest jam entry I've played yet. Really chaotic, but manage to finish it. I don't like the overall message, but I do like that you "punish" the player with the gameplay if they choose to abandon their guns. Selene's barks are funny. Overall a very polished and fun game that has the high quality of a commercial product.

This game looks great!  I really like the aesthetics.  I really wanted to play more, but couldn't get over the hill in level 3.  Not sure if it requires more skill or more patience.  Guess I came up short on both. :)

I can't believe you made a game like this in only a single month !

The level of polish is incredible, the levels are well thought, the game is challenging, there are secondary objectives.

The art is well done, the music is cool and catchy :)

On the (very few) downsides, I would not that the glitch effect is a bit too glaring and that you owe me a new mouse.

Excellent job !

PS : I could not get past the "Corridor is lava" level, I think it was my limit :'(