I really enjoyed the breaking of the 4th wall, and I loved the fun dialogue! You folks also used the 3rd party assets effectively; it felt very immersive. There were some bugs (layer ordering, spikes not damaging after dash, etc), but I appreciated the experience nonetheless. 

A fun take on the cliché theme. Controls were good, and although I believe the art is from Kenney, you used and animated it well. Finding the doors on some levels was kind of difficult, and the lack of a restart / checkpoint system was quite brutal; something I've learnt from making jam games is to make them as forgiving as possible. I was very impressed by the settings menu, I've never been able to remap my controls in a jam game before!

I liked the artstyle, even though it was a little inconsistent, the dialog was fun and puzzles themselfs, especially the one with the banners!

Gameplay could improve but I thought it wasn't bad at all, having no pause or way of restarting other than refreshing the page and going through the whole starting section again was a bit of a pain and I did notice some less polished places on the sprite ordering as someone has already mentioned.

But all in all it was a fun one, really did like it, so much so that i retried a bunch of times until I could get out of the spikes room and went back to the starting area (i assumed that was the end). Good job tho!

Cute game. I like dialogues. The spike challenge is a bit tricky and you will have to reload the page when you die. It would be nice if a restart system was added to the game.

Nice little game! I enjoyed solving the mystery of the seemingly endless arrow rooms, that was a nice Aha! moment tucked neatly into your environment. I think a respawn/checkpoint system would make it much more forgiving to the player, maybe a couple more animations for feedback. Nice work overall! Liked the smooth tracking movement on the sword and smiled at the charming dialogue. :)