The graphics and gameplay design are really good. I couldn't manage to kill Medusa though :(

I had a little trouble making it run on linux, the zip file doesn't have the .pck file so i had to download the windows version and use that .pck file, but the game itself is great, I haven't seen another with this kind of gameplay.

9 deaths and 63 turns. This game is brilliant. The only thing I think this game needed is for the tutorial to be in-game. After a bit of confusion, I opened the game page and that's when I first noticed the tutorial and finally understood the game.

After a bit of experimenting, I came up with a strategy to petrify myself at the gaps leading into the central area from the bottom. Then, I lured her deep into that central area and went around the side I sealed to pass her and get the shield. I felt smart and that is exactly how a brilliant puzzle game is supposed to make me feel. I'm gonna play a few more rounds and see if I can get a better score in terms of turns and deaths.

I thought this game was great. You did a wonderful job!

Interseting Gameplay! I enjoyed the mechanics. Good Work=) 

This was an interesting game, the only other game I can think of where you can strategically use your own dead body is Neverlooted. At first I didn't understand the game, but after a quick read of the tutorial it started to click. I like how the movement points available after a move are displayed, gave me a good idea of how close I could get to Medusa without getting myself killed. Though I did screw up the first time and thought I had to move to Medusa's tile to kill her instead of pressing spacebar so I had to restart. But after I restarted I was able to kill Medusa with only one or two deaths instead of 8.

There isn't much to speak of on the audio side, I think the music is fittingly dreary, and I do appreciate that it can be toggled off if need be.

I do have a couple issues with the pause menu though, the fact that there's no resume option was a little confusing at first. And the X to close the menu is kinda hard to see against the level map. I would suggest either replacing the X button with a resume option, or perhaps put a background against the close button so its a bit more visible.

Overall though nice work!

nice!