Thanks so much! You learn to love the Cardinal (you do not, it's lies).

Thanks for playing! I think a more fleshed-out version could definitely have an indicator (maybe some approaching footsteps, similar off-screen creepy sounds) based on your likelihood of getting caught in a given room. That's really useful feedback for if we plan to clean it up some!

Thanks so much! We really had fun with the Cardinal, in particular :D Thanks for the kind words. Your entry definitely gives us something to aim for in future jams!

Yeah as the developer who did much of the coding, I can say that my musically-inclined counterpart would have vetoed any attempt my rhythm-challenged self made to match those to the music, hah Our original idea involved a rhythm mechanic though, I just opted for "flail at the buttons" instead :D Thanks so much for playing! Hope you enjoyed your shenanigans.

Thank you thank you!

Thanks a lot! Gotta represent those chunky pixel games :D Appreciate you playing!

We may have overindexed on readability and made the font size too large, heh. Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for giving it a try!

Yeah the exorcist logic was a classic case of "it's so intuitive if you wrote the code!" heh. Glad we could at least work around that a bit with the sequencing though! We'll keep the "how to get to the end without triggering an exorcism" tips until the jam's wrapped ;)

In the meantime, we'll continue to investigate who in the heck invites a bishop to a party! O.O

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much! Dragon Crusade is so much fun as well.

Thanks for the positive feedback, Dallas! 

On the theme, we were definitely aiming to be a little more subtle with it. The objective of the game is to clear the house of guests to win, and to do so requires not being too over eager with haunts in a single room at a time (less back to back scaring in one room == more success). Metaphorically, we were aiming for the "too much of a good thing (in this case, fun for the character) can end up badly for you (getting exorcised)." interpretation of the theme.