well use godot particle system, VFX  , SFX

godot shaders 

and more things make color match

 make the text 2d or 3d and make it move rotate  shake the text to make the eyes of the player look to it try to make it more

 interesting to look and read like what is that text that move it 

say player hit w s a d to move that boring make but good enough 

 make like W to claim  the mine shaft  use   the world of the game to connect the text in   way that make sense 

  to the world of the game like in fullout 3 they make the text color green to the computer on that time it

 good for mine game but i don't expect  line of text on the wall or 

far from player the player will never read thing or go anyware if you don't make it clear 

 but you can use it too so if take the text you can make it more of explored but if  you more  shows  it become strategy game 

 UI or user interface  is part for player to see read and make clear of what they  have to do VS what I can make them do

also you real good with particle system use it more use VFX  Visual Effects and  use SFX sound  Effects it gave the game the juice or more game feel use shaders to make the text melting after the player hit it  or use shader to make more and more things but not all

 it good to split between them time to time and not all in one thing  like use VFX SFX less particle  and more

also you  real real real and i hope you read this make GDD  game design document it help you to save the plan for the game learn it you need it 

one more thing the game is idea  when  you make it type it

 then try to get how to make a code to make it 

an art the looks like it 

 sound that hear it 

an the end it's  you to make it hope good for you | waiting  for your next game thanks for reading 

It would tell me that they didn't think it was fun enough to try again. I'd recommend playing it as if you were a player. If you like playing it, then people who like games you like will like it. If you don't, they won't. If you do, at least the people who like those kind of games will like it.

This is only my second game jam. To prepare for it, I played the top 10 games from #73, the previous jam. I realized that what was important to me was having fun playing those games. So, I tried to make sure my game was fun to play. I tested it a lot, and tweaked a number of things. I still wish I'd had more levels. I had a whole second level with enemies set up that was more of a haunted dungeon, and I believe my entry suffered for not having it. I wanted to give one powerup per level. Instead, I had to give them all in one level. There was no progression and that was frustrating - but I needed an end boss.

The most important thing is to learn from the experience. What I would do in your place is think about what would have made your game more fun, and make those changes. It'll be good practice for the next one.