Nice concept and I loved the visual style. Was fun watching my mana, choosing the most appropriate spells and deciding the best moments to overspend on my HP. Great job!

The only thing that took a bit of getting used to was that spells were cast to the position of your mouse cursor only after they finished casting, so it would be cool to see an option of a target being placed as soon as you press the spell button instead.

Really good pacing in terms of layout. Having each spell being introduced in a level of its own under preset guidelines was a fantastic way of getting across how they all work and their proposed situational usefulness. It almost game across like a puzzle game trying to properly space things so I could leverage the most out of my mana. Graphics are great, really give off that retro vibe of playing on an old tv. Great work here, impressive amount of depth squeezed into the short time frame.

I really liked how the levels were laid out! It made it seem almost like a puzzle for each one! I saw that the assets were not made, however, you did a fantastic job picking assets that fit the game's aesthetic. Overall, I really loved the game, great job :)

This was really fun to play; I'm surprised that it doesn't have a lot more ratings! A few thoughts:

• I really liked how the game had micro-tutorials for each spell; it was really helpful and surprisingly polished for a 48-hour jam!
• A point of confusion was having the spells change keybinds — think it would have been clearer to have the keybind for each spell be consistent, even if they weren't always available. Another very minor point of confusion is that wasn't clear to me until I accidentally did it that you could shoot through walls, which then changed my strategy on some of the levels.
• The UI felt a little blown up, but I really liked how clear the spell countdown was.

All of that said, this was hands-down one of my favorite "you play as the bad guy" games; the spells were fun and thoughtfully-designed, and despite there being a lot of depth, it didn't feel overwhelming or unclear — something that's really hard to achieve in 48 hours. Great work, team! :)

Very well done! It was fun, and I'm glad I got to play it! Never have I been happier for all of the adventurers to die -- lol.

It was a little confusing when the button assigned to each attack changed between levels, although that didn't take away from the experience.  It was a good game. Good job getting it done in just 48 hours!

That was super fun, and I haven't seen anything like it gameplay wise, while fitting the theme nicely playing as the boss.

You introduced the mechanics fast enough to keep me focused, but it never felt overwhelming and each ability felt unique. Art, music also both fab of course. I really liked the tactical aspects of managing your resources, and the cast times of spells, mixed with the real-time movement of the enemies. Especially once you could teleport.

The game was nicely polished, and I have no complaints especially within the game jam regarding the rating, but in case you continue development and want feedback:

- I found I used the ice blast very little (couldn't say if that's just me or whether it needs a buff though as I still liked the ability).

- The endgame could use some balance tweaking - I think it was the perfect difficulty and tested the player's skills in a fair way, but I felt the levels were too long. Especially level 11, which, by the time I beat it, I knew the music inside out aha.

Excellent game, fun and challenging. I didn't like that the spells activate at the mouse position after the delay, not where you pressed the button. Level 10 was also very hard, but I did get it eventually. Nice choice of art and music. Great work!

Nice idea and execution, I really enjoyed your game! 
I think that some information could probably be made clearer though. For instance, in the last level, I did not understand why I was hit by many arrows but it was only 1/5 of them that did damage, and sometimes I just got killed instantly out of nowhere.