Great entry! 

I liked the visual feel; like everyone else in here, I was stunned by the whiteboard animation effects.

Although I am no memelord myself, I did enjoy the classic memes making an appearance.

The only issues I had were:

• Rotating items wasn't very intuitive (I only found out about this when reading the comments here, after playing through two attempts).
• There's a lack of healing, which made nearly impossible to get further than 3-4 levels in my experience (or perhaps I was just unlucky with loot?).

Other than these two nits, which can very much be explained by the short duration of the jam, I think this was a very good game overall! 

Great job to you for this submission :)

Very nice game! Such a complex game with various mechanics. I really like the graphics. It wasn't clear that objects would attack the enemy if nothing was in front, but it was quick to get. I like the bag getting emptied at the start of each fight. Great game!

Wow I love it!! The drawing/erasing effects are so cool, how did you do them? The combat system is very unique. Something that bothered me was that I couldn't move my items after they have been placed, like there was no way to counter a voodoo doll or if I misplaced an item, unless there is a way and I'm just dumb lol.

I got drawn in with the meme drawings which are done very well btw and had fun beating the dang goblin! Like others mentioned it was a little confusing at first but I got the hang of it

I really like the whiteboard effect, that and the map gave it a sort of Inscryption-esque feel. The gameplay was a bit confusing at first and it took me awhile to figure out I could rotate things. I did enjoy it once I got the hang of it. Nice execution!

Really nice polish with the artwork - I loved the fade with the erase theme. The sound FX and animations also nicely complemented the action in the battle. 

I think I would have really liked to have had a tutorial or example mode, as the rotation of the items placed sort of eluded me for most of the first battle - and by the time I caught on to what was going on it was too late to save that run.

I did run into a slight problem with the FTL style path selection tree, in that I ended up having to take a path with two shop nodes in a row, but wow, that path selection tree looks SO much better than what I ended up implementing for my game, it really shows what having good UX design & art on a team can accomplish. Bravo

this is so underrated! good luck with the jam!