I haven't played anything like this before and I love the innovation of it. I had a bit of a hard time playing it but I totally would like to see you expand on it.

The action tree is a really cool battle system! My favorite aspect of it was the bullet time when selecting stuff, that feeling when you just narrowly avoided a bullet for example, that felt great!

I think it worked in well with the overall gameplay loop here, with how you acquire more and more of an arsenal, which works against different enemies. Like the bow works really well against skulls with it's fast reload time and reach but not really against the blobs. Super cool idea!

Really unique mechanic but hard to learn in the first few minutes.

The mechanic is really interesting but the selection of abilities feels way more complicated and messy than it need to be, i wish there was some text explaining the abiltie you are just trying to understan from small icon what abilitie to pick not knowing what they do. Good game but it needs to be refine in some core aspects, i think this would work great in mobile.

This mechanic is inspired :D If you don't take this specific game further you should definitely use this mechanic for something else, because it ticks all the boxes, and you could use it on mobile ^^ great game!

And that audio trilling as feedback of the player is amazing btw :)

Really enjoyed the mechanic once I understood it.  It might need a bit more tweaking to get it feeling perfect, but an awesome proof of on concept.  I liked the way you designed the levels to slowly ramp up the challenge.

The drag mechanic is really interesting as others have been saying. At first it wasn't clear to me that I didn't have to click on my player. Also, I'm playing on my laptop with a touchpad so that isn't helping. I'll give it another go when I have a mouse. Since you can click anywhere and bring up the radial menu I kind of don't think you need another click for input and you don't need drag. I could feasibly click where i want to move towards, bring up the menu and then click "move" and shoot in that direction. That might decrease the amount of input needed. 

It's funny that both of our games settled into a beat a stage -> choose between two things -> next stage core loop. Overall very cool ideas and I had a fun time playing!

I like this mechanic, very satisfying to use when you get the hang of it! My only complaint is that I couldn't see some of the icons when my character was too close to the walls. The game also froze on my first playthrough after a few levels.

Took me quite a few tries to grasp the click->select->drag mechanic… I’d say it’s a bit too complex (or at least it requires some adaptation time). The concept is nice but there’s a lot of time consumption on activating the actions and identifying which ones are available or not. Other than that nice and solid entry!

I am not very good at this game (I made it to like level 4 before I couldn't get out of the way fast enough from the initial jump even using the shield) but I had an amazing time playing. I loved getting to choose abilities for the next round and how the game slowed down while you were choosing so it felt pretty tactical even though I guess you'd technically say it is an action game. One thing I would consider adding in the future is some mechanic where you gain  power over time even when you die so that old people with slow reflexes can get to see the later levels and the end screen (if there is an end). Overall fantastic experience - great job y'all!

I love the new and interesting mechanic! Exploring mechanics and ideas is what jams are all about in my mind, and you really pulled off that idea.

I feel like its a mechanic that has sooo much potential but is JUST missing something that would bring it to perfection. Maybe some higher quality UI, or having time fully stop (so you can pull off awesome combos and so on!)

Overall a very unique system I could see being made into an incredibly fun super-hot like game. 

Great entry, hope to see more :)

p.s. - Im not sure if it was my device, but the audio was REALLY REALLY quiet? I could barely hear it even at 600 % browser volume

Huge learning curve, but once you get the hang of it a nice game. Good job!

The action tree mechanic is really intriguing, and I think it could be very fun.  For me, it's very counterintuitive.  It feels like an everyday game mechanic from an alien planet, in both good and bad ways.

I guess that's just to say, I suck at your game, but I want to git gud!

A little more explanation about the chain of events would help: 

Click and hold->move to choice->move back to where you started holding->either release to execute the action or right-click to cancel.

Based on other games, I thought it would just be "click and hold->drag to choice->release"

I like the idea and challange of the game. Great Work!

I love the concept and the game is quite challenging! At first it was hard to figure out what was going on and how to do things. Once I got the hang of it I really appreciated how you desinged it. The main problem for me was remembering which action was each icon associated to, the bomb one being especially unclear. I love that the time slows down when you're interacting with the icons, it's a great touch and great for gameplay too in order to keep it fast paced. Nice job!