I really like the base idea here, definitely would be cool to see it expanded. I'm not super keen on the destructible walls that block the letters, but they are satisfying to blow up :)

Really cool concept and execution. I think the keyboard layout is a bit much. It makes the controls super hard when the pacifist run is probably already hard enough. Would be nice to have the difficulty come more from the scenarios rather than a control scheme that simpyl handicaps the player.

That was a great game! Impressively done for just 48 hours. One thing I will say is that it doesn't work quite as well when your keyboard layout isn't QWERTY, but I recognise that I'm in the extreme minority. Still had fun though; it's like an extra layer of challenge.

Man, pacifist run is very hard. The dudes who kill the other dudes are so rough. This gives me the same "I am so pissed off but I must keep playing" feeling. Quite nice!

This is a smartly designed game. I love roguelikes, and you did a really nice job capturing the essence of them, but in reverse. The game gave me a feeling of tactically solving puzzles and problems, without the usual roguelike mechanics. It looks like others have already captured a lot of what I had to say, but something I haven't seen yet is the interesting phenomenon that this creates when you play through as a pacifist -- instead of the dungeon being your enemy, your own omnipotency is the enemy, since it's really easy to accidentally destroy the enemies. Yeah it's a little rough around the edges polish-wise, but I appreciate your core idea and the things that spun out of it. Thanks for making this.

Had a ton of fun. Reminds me of that other game that had keyboard controls in last jam, Keygeon or something. However, dying is nigh impossible, the explosive spell is super OP and are lacking advantages and disadvantadges, and it feels like your actions have no impact, whether you kill all of the enemies or run to the goal at every map.

Then again, I haven't given the pacifist run a chance yet, so my review may be flawed. Still, the control method is pretty unique and the game is very neat - well done!

It was really excellent ! 

The art is cut and the gameplay succeed to be original, fun and even deep as it allows tackle an issue in different ways. The keyboard mechanism is well found as it add various challenge to the basic action ! For example, sometime only a part of the letter is visible and you have guess the letter with that. Alos, when you have to put a spell on a place that is hide, you have to compare your own keyboard with the key that appear on screen to find which key is hidden so it is a smart way to involve the player even for the basic actions. 

The game offer also an interesting way to discover its mechanism : at first, I was only using the fire as it was the most obvious power and the other powers seems useless, then when I understood that I should not killed, I started using the two other powers but felt the fire was useless and finally I understood that I could use the fire to create new path and started solved some room with the 3 powers. So I found very interesting how the game let the player discover the mechanisms gradually but yet naturally without tutorial. 

Very good job ! One of my favorite entry of this jam !

very very cool game and game mechanics i can tell that there was much hard work put on this well done.

you can go check out my entry it will be very nice from you to rate it and give a feedback because yo seem to be professional as it's my first jam i may have some advices.

Wow your creator of I Need Space, I Need Space was my favourite in 2 Color Jam. Also this game is nice.

Really interesting mechanics. I really like how the dungeon has the keyboard map. The fact that you can cast spells before you move is neat.

It seems like the game boils down to:

-survey the room, put forests where there are enemies, while still leaving room to get through to the finish.
- I wish there was a bit more variation, but with the limited time, those 3 spells are enough.

The ending is very undertale-esque. I liked that. It would be nice if the player knew upfront, but I suppose the game is short enough that its easy to jump back in once the goal is known.

Great showing for the jam theme. cheers.

the main idea has a lot of potential but the poor game design makes it very confusing, the player should understand the rules of your games throught the game play, Mark explained that concept in his video about half life and megamman hidden tutorials. 

I liked the graphics and the 16bits sounds! goodluck!

Very interesting concept! It's challenging, but it creates great puzzles. I really enjoyed it.

Very creative and interesting! I found it really interesting how in the initial playthrough you have no idea what you're doing. Perhaps if the game were expanded (more levels, longer, etc), it may make sense, both for gameplay and for storyline reasons, to start mid-journey, experience the strangeness and the "bad" ending, and then rewind time (or something) to the beginning. Overall, well done!

An unusual roguelike with (far) more deep than it looks at the beggining.

You must totally play a second run.
I started playing it without having sense of what I was doing, I felt that the twist to the genre was too obvious, and a bit without sense (like the thing that there was no permadeath). But after playing it... It started to make sense.

I compared the game like a music album that you dont really get at first, but when you get in.... you love it. 

That's what happened to me with this. It's a super original roguelike with some stealth and puzzle elements.

I hope you continue developing it, I consider it a little gem. Imagine more powers, enemies, etc. Would be awesome. Awesome job, hope it gets a nice score, 'cause it deserves it.

PS: Rogue I don't Like is a Rogue like I freaking Like. 

Very nice. You've made an interesting roguelike by defying every single convention there is.

Unfortunately players don't realize how you're supposed to play until after you've done a full game, but that works with a game of this size.

Neat game and cool concept. I do like that there are multiple ends (at least I think there are; I couldn't get the second one but the dialog seemed like there would be). I kinda don't see how this is fits the theme though. I am assume the genre is rouge like but what mechanic is it that you took away? I may just totally be missing it though so lemme know :)

It made my antvirus go crazy, i think you messed something or you made a virus.

was cool to try and freeze multiple areas and work my brain around what keys to press when innocents started running at me. The explosion sound just about exploded my headset though...