I love dichotomy between Anubis and Death. the game was so much fun to play and switch sides back and forth juggling two mechanics. 

If you intentionally left in the "lose everything if you switch" behavior intentionally, I do not think it is a great feeling as I made the mistake multiple times. if there is a func to process the collected amounts, I would call this func when the player changes between modes so that way it is no longer an issue, or make handing / exchanging only possible by switching.. you have a lot to play with here and can really get creative with combining these situations into a challenging decision. 

losing stuff because of forgetting about something is not a good feeling for most players though

fun game though! very fun!

The game was a cool concept/take on the Survivorslike. 

I think the game needed a couple things explained slightly better. Even though the description on the page covered a bit of it, I wasn't expecting hitting the "sell souls" to end the game. Also, strange that just running out of time didn't sell the souls as well.

A timer on the attack and dash would have been nice. Side note: using the dash I accidentally aimed at the outside of the map and then got stuck on the border until I could dash again towards the center.

After going into the game, the "Exit Game" didn't work, and after ending the game and going to the "Main Menu", none of those buttons worked (in the HTML5 version). 

It would have been nice if there were sound effects for actions. Also, having the people just "die of old age" seemed a little strange. Especially since they were dying so much faster than I could have harvested them, so it was almost worthless to try to attack and, instead, just run and dash like a mad man trying to collect all the souls.

A question (maybe I missed the answer somewhere), what was the point of the "Green" = Good and "Red" = Bad? I didn't quite understand how I was gaining those or what it meant gameplay-wise.

Anyway, hope this is helpful because it's definitely a good first-jam game!

Great job! There's a lot of cool ideas going on here! I see now what you were talking about with handling the art at different zoom levels/resolutions. Everything seems to scale just fine though! I was a little confused at first as to what the actual goal was- but you explained it well enough in the game's description. 

Some sound effects would definitely go a long way and would be worth messing around with next time I think. Overall great job though!

Good idea to allow to dezoom to have a bigger view of the game, and choose how we want to play the game : close it was more claustrophobic and far more optimizing to have the more souls ^^

Overall greate game!

Cool entry.

Is there a really long cooldown on the weapons? Sometimes it felt like I couldn't attack, but wasn't sure why.

Nice game, but it took a lot of time to understand how to play. I had to read twice the description and only after 10 minutes I managed to play the game normally. After I understood thought, it was fun to play. Good job!

Very nice scythe throwing animation :) Some sound effect on collecting souls would be nice.

An interesting display of special abilities. It was a fun experience, mostly felt like an easy mental puzzle where you had to figure out which would be the most efficient way of you using choosing sides. 

The level felt a bit empty. With just people roaming around. It was interesting to see the whole visuals and auditory elements change when switching sides. 

Either way good work!

God Appyrus! A great game. I like the effect of the main skill. It instantly captures the surrounding souls.

I really loved the music and how it changed when you switched characters. I would love to see more stuff! 

Pretty cool. Our games are quite similar especially with the death servant, it's nice seeing how you handled some things. There's nothing that really bothered me aside from minor things like the scale not changing or not being able to see the cooldown of the abilities.  Besides that it's a nice entry.