So at first I was like, aw yeah cool, a top down shooter, looks pretty nice, nothing special though, then after the first round I was like ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh cool! This is a really cool idea and I think you executed it really well, everything looks great, feedback is great, it plays well, a funny little story to contextualize it all, really great work! My only suggestion, not sure if it'd make it more fun but I thought it might be cool, is to have aliens stack up each round, so it gets more and more chaotic each time but each of your clones are still doing the same job they were before cleaning out the baddies from the previous round. I think the 30 bullets could've maybe been a bit lower too, I was able to cheese the game quite a bit by just standing still for the first 8 rounds, forgive my cheesing! Awesome work!

I'm yet to play the infinite mode but I will definitly try it ! greate game !

Takes a little bit to get going, but once there are enough clones running around and more enemies start to spawn that's when the game start to get fun. Some difficulty options or a way to start at later rounds would be great considering the slow start and the non-existence of checkpoints. I really liked the music and especially the sound effects when the round is about to end. It helps with not needing to check the round timer as often.

The game was fun and had one of the most interesting plot in this jam. I would love if the player didn't restart to round 1 or had some checkpoints but overall, it was a really fun game with a really cool plot and concept.

Loved the game and its visuals ,story and art but i really didn't get the connection to the theme

and if you make like a save point that would the great!

When i saw the clone appear i knew this game was going to be amazing, its very fun and the clone people makes it super unique, i was concerned about getting confused if there was too many of them but that actually didnt happend because the artwork is really well thought.

Definetly i will come back to play it again.

managed to survive till round 15 by staying in the center for as long as possible XD , I could see myself surviving till round 40 if i didnt have to keep collecting ammo , a really well made and polished game , well done 

I love the game design in this game and here's why

- The difficulty basically adjust themselves naturally with the clones mechanic.

- At first, it would seem like standing still would be the best strategy, but with the introduction of bullets and powerups, the player would still need to constantly move.

- The game is simple to understand, each action and foe are instantly recognizable, and you always know what they're going to do.

Now for somethings I think you can improve upon.

- With the game length, I think dying is too punishing right now, at least for me. True, it is hard to lose in this game, but it doesn't balance the punishing aspect of it. To solve this, maybe if a clone number "X" dies, only clone number "X + 1" and above dies too, and you start at the "X - 1" checkpoint. Does that make sense? Basically if a clone dies, only the clones that come after it dies, since it's a time travel game. It would make the game more interesting, but that might ruin the difficulty design you're going for, so just take it as a suggestion and do what you will.

-  The visual feedback from destroying enemies aren't satisfying enough. It felt like you weren't hitting them hard enough for it to feel "oomphy".

Overall, I think this is a really great game. I really had fun playing this, and all the criticisms I had were really just minor nitpicks.

The feeling of starting over in any kind of game are all frustrating to me and this game taught me lesson to don't go much offensive at the start.

Its a little fun and new to me. I like this.

This was really cool, my friend and I were laughing at the absurdity the whole time. Loved the art at the beginning cutscene!

Brilliant idea, really well executed. You had a good amount of polish too, considering it was a game jam. You could definitely take this further with more enemy and level variety.

I have two minor gripes with the design that I think you could tackle to improve:

• I found the optimal strategy was to stay in the middle of the level the entire time. I think this is a HUGE missed opportunity. I loved that you had to avoid the big bars / lasers that show up across the screen and so you have to avoid going to those areas in all your selves in order to be sure, but this makes it so that staying in the middle is optimal. I don't know what the solution is here, unfortunately. I would have liked more level variety.
• I found it really punishing to have to replay parts of the game specifically because of how long each round is (or feels). You can reasonably expect new players to have to retry the game a couple of times, either from the start or from a specific round. 30 seconds doesn't seem like a long time at first glance, but those retries stackup. I think retries should be a shorter duration, but maybe amp up the action a bit to make it still challenging. I ended up retrying 5-6 times, then I got to round 10 and the original got hit (already happened to me before as well) so I decided to stop. The game is very fun but if you keep retrying, it can get tedious, and you want to stop because you get the gist of the game at that point. 

I did really enjoy the game and the concept, despite the criticisms, I hope you can keep improving it!

High level of polish in presentation and gameplay! Game looks and feels great. At first I went for a circle the room strategy but after 1 and 2 kept killing me (gee, who are those guys?!) I went with the hunker down in the middle strat lol. Really enjoyed playing this and it deserves all the praise! 

I had so much fun playing this! I really love the idea of seeing  past versions of yourself fighting with you. I haven't tried endless yet, but when I was 10th person in the story, it felt satisfyingly seeing an army ME HOLDING THE LINE! I have nothing to say in regards to critique, but overall thanks for the fun experience.