Well I was not expecting to see a card thrower in this jam but it was interesting to see, also the effects of them hanging around and not causing that much lag was interesting.  Made it very clear how many times I missed in my endless storm of cards.

As for the gameplay though I will say I'm not really sure how much the dice actually factor in?  There's the difficulty roller (which was a little vague for me) that takes awhile to get a new difficulty.  Which made trying out a higher difficulty quite difficult in my experience.  Though that is randomness for you.

What was a little weird though to me was how to go about actually doing it originally, it's a little vague on the fact that you need to click the actual "ROLL" text.  Rather than say the dice, or an interact button, or shoot them etc. though not the worst definitely not the most helpful UI there.

Otherwise though there's some interesting layout sin the dungeon but there's unfortunately a relatively powerful strategy of just stand in the entrance abusing there range limit of enemies to get in a bunch of free hits and then dodge back and forth in the area while they attempt to shoot and they're not really able to.

It even really worked on the boss which sort of trivialized it, since it gave you a way to hide form the majority of the projectiles.  I feel like forcing the player into the rooms could solve this.  That way there's no retreating through the hallway and such to safety.  Though then there would have to be more cover inside the rooms to compensate.

Overall though an interesting setup that's a little vagye on feedback sometimes. but with some cool basics of a combat system for sure.

Nice one!
Extremely enjoyable game, good gameplay mechanics and I love that the cards stick to the surfaces, nice touch.
Very good base to continue developing on.
Some glitches in the tiled sprites and I'd recommend making a dedicated target reticle instead of a system mouse which gets lost all the time.

It's giving Enter the Gungeon vibes, super sick. Great job! Played athttps://twitch.tv/hedgein <3

Incredible art and sfx, and lots of fun. I think the little details like cards sticking to walls and pretty much no need to click extra buttons for the menu/tutorial etc made it nice and streamlined. I'm wondering if an option to turn off postprocessing could be added as it was a little heavy. Other than that, amazing job !

This is really polished, i really enjoyed it. The main menu is the best i've seen so far, really cool idea. The card throwing feels really good, the animation is perfect. It was a bit hard, especially if you select a higher difficulty, but I do suck at these games so... One suggestion is adding a custom cursor to better locate the pointer on the screen. Other than that, really solid game on all fronts.

Really fun game! I enjoyed having the player walk around the main menu area, all though it was strange to have the movement tutorial after that. The art looked great, the gameplay was solid. I especially liked how the dice were used to pick the difficulty. The final boss gave me a good laugh too! Great job!

Short and sweet! Very well made game. I can't emphasize enough how good throwing the cards felt. And the art and sound in general are great aswell, 

I liked some rooms more than others, in my opinion all the best rooms had the enemies come to you from multiple directions forcing you to engage in a game of bullet hell, while in the other rooms staying near the corner and shooting was sufficent, which is obviously not as fun. 

I also didn't understand, how do I roll for difficulty before the actual game starts, so maybe level design is only an issue on the lowest difficulty. 

All in all - great game, that nicely fills it's playtime with enjoyable content.

This game is very good. I love the music choice (especially the reverb fart sound at the end) and the camera effects really add a lot to the game, I loved that (I'll even forgive that not all sprites use the same pixels per unit). I also like how the cards get stuck on the walls, they look nice (although they sometimes faze through the walls, I think you can fix that by changing the collision type from "discrete" to "continuous", but that's fine). Overall I really like it!

The presentation and VFX were both really great. The music is pretty good and the game is really amazing for a 48-hour jam game. Great work!

Hey, very cool game! It would be good to be able to shoot by maintaining the left mouse button but it was fun to reach that boss!

Excellent game, well done! The visuals are spot on, the music is great and the controls are tight. One point of feedback is that all the enemies seem to instantly converge on your location the second you enter a level, which just creates a chokepoint where they are all funneled through. Other than that, you did a fantastic job though! Very impressive

This game is visually wow and how did you get this looking so fine in such a short jam? The menu was good, walking to the right to go to difficulty select felt like I was in a five star game you know. I wish I didn't have to spam click to shoot though, I might have carpal's now but it was worth it.

I loved your Art style and Game design

Sticking cards into enemies and the walls was a nice touch and I can definitely feel the gungeon inspiration. I would suggest capping the firerate and letting the player hold down fire to continually fire since I sort of just mashed click really fast to DPS down the boss (also will help prevent carpal tunnel!).

Really solid mechanic and top notch presentation. 

An extremely enjoyable experience with just the right amount of content for a jam game. Although I like the artstyle, I would have toned down chromatic aberration a bit. The sticking playing cards were cool as heck. 

One of the best main menus I have seen and played in a good while. 

Cool game !

The art looks neat, the controls are good and the pusic is very punchy.

Not a big fan of the wobbly screen effect, but that just a personal taste.

A dodge would be a great add to get you out of tight situations.

Good work :)

This game feels great to play and overall it's really fun. Though I did have some problems with how the game was running:

• There was a lot of screen tearing; if you want to fix this you can turn on Vsync to lock the framerate to the monitor's refresh rate. 
• I saw the classic problem that unity has with cutting sprite sheets and importing sprites in general. There's a quick funny fix to this problem and all you have to do is go to the import settings for the sprite/spritesheet and subtract your pixels per unity by 0.1. For example if my pixels per unit is usually 16, I would set it 15.9 instead. This ends up filling the transparent gap between tiles.

Anyways, I found your jam through the post jam discord and I hope this feedback helps with making your next game :)

The game is well-build and looks awesome! nice job!