Huh. Either this was seriously buggy for me, or it's mostly unfinished? The mines seemed to teleport me around but not reset the boss's health so...does that count as actually dying? The game didn't end when the boss hit 0 health: it just kept counting negative. The "beam" was a really slow-moving ball that just stuck to the boss and didn't seem to do anything.

It took me way too long to realize that the boss was up in the air. "People never look up", heh. But that's on me. Though maybe there's some way to do a directional flash of light or something that would point to him?

And 1000 health just seemed like too much when you were only doing one damage at a time. Even when I cheesed it and got him just over the corner of a building so I could stand there and just hold the fire button, it took what felt like several minutes.

And...now that sounds hopelessly negative. I actually loved the concept,and even in this state it was surprisingly fun to play for a little while. I could see where you were going with it. It just seemed like you ran out of time to finish it, or maybe it's just broken on my computer.

Firstly, some house cleaning. Please don't name your files 'Build', it makes it very hard to distinguish what the game is in my downloads, and when I'm unzipping, it makes it hard to find. Something similar to the name of the game makes it so much easier to download and play.

Now then, for the game, the textures and models were really good. Many people are commenting about unexpected deaths, and that is because the landmines don't disappear between deaths. I also managed to pin the boss in a spot that I just keep shooting, and he can't hit me. I stood in that position for a few minutes, and he didn't go down. Not sure if he's unkillable for the moment, or if I don't know how to damage him, but I'm sad to say I couldn't beat it. I tried camping the garage, which provided great shelter, but then he'd land mine the surrounding space so I couldn't get out. I also tried running, firing a few shots, then running further, but nope. I used the charged shot too, and still nothin =(
Sorry if I suck, but I had a good time trying to figure out a reliable strategy to damage him, but I might need more instructions on the inner workings of the boss to actually win. Maybe provide a more detailed explanation on the game page, that's where I go whenever I get stuck. 

I got to see this one played on sad_potato's stream, but when I tried to play it myself, it took minutes to load (including music playing a minute after I clicked play, then a minute of silence after the track ended), then froze when the big enemy in the air started shooting.

Still, the gun looks kinda nice. The hands holding it didn't looks so nice, but that's to be expected since human skin is hard.

I didn't hear the music on sad_potato's stream, but I feel like a thunderous and ominous track would've fit, since you've got a huge entity of some obviously supernatural sort bombarding a town.

interesting concept... this first prototype in 2 days deserves respect ..

Kindly, try mine and rate it https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/431948 

Needs more polish, but congrats on managing this much!

If you want to check our game, here's the link: https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2019/rate/463231

Having one weapon and only one enemy is a great idea and I liked how you used the TF2 heavy lol.

The main idea with one boss and one life came up well, the control of the character himself seemed somewhat not informative.
But overall a good job!

I do not understand why he did not die, health going to minus, but he still shooting me! :D

It's playable, the design is not so bad, I played for 10-15 minutes. Maybe the boss was too hard, but I can't imagine anyone killing him really, it gets boring quickly. I died on the mines too fast and if there was some sort of radar with them it would have been easier. Or if you could shoot them.

Base idea is there and I kinda like fighting in an epic standoff battle against an overwhelmingly powerful boss but the mechanics need to be worked on.  Dying constantly and respawning at random locations is very disorienting.  The  Charge weapon button wasn't working for me for some reason.  These are the main things that bother me,  but other than that you made quite a lot given the short amount of time you've had to complete this.  Well done!

I really like the general idea - it feels very epic. There's some really big problems that hamper the fun, though: it's too hard to tell what's going on and I usually have no idea why I died. The character keeps moving a good amount of time after you let go of the movement keys, which is especially troublesome because you need all the precision you can get when one-shot can kill you. And although you can shoot the incoming barrel-bullets to destroy them, the mines that quickly litter the battlefield can't be destroyed by any means I found - so the game becomes nearly impossible the longer it goes.

Nice game, you managed to fit a lot of "Only One"s in there lol

It's clear that the idea was too ambitious for the 48 hour jam. The game feels just unfinished even for a game jam. But it's a good start to creating a bigger game.

I was a bit confused by the direction of my bullets, like it should have been more straight when it's shot, it feel like it's a bit lagging behind.

Also maybe a bit more info on what to do? Like I died I didn't even know why.

Otherwise it's a nice concept!