That is definitely a false positive, and it's most likely acting up due to the publisher being unverified. Most games I've installed for the game jam have had warnings about the publisher being unverified.

I'm not sure if I would have the time to get an html version up though, I would have to look into to it.

Thanks for you're feedback. Pokémon was actually one inspiration for the battle system.

Attack animations were planned but I figured there was no way for me to get them in the game in time for the game jam, but I should have probably still put in some kind of indicator in hindsight.

There is actually some information about the attacks in the game, though it can be pretty easy to miss. Waiting on the monster info screen for a few seconds changes the info from the stats to attack info. It's something that I'll probably just change so the player can just swap between the different information at will. You are pretty much correct about the attacks though, and most follow that pattern, with a few exceptions.

The eerie static you heard was original supposed to be background ambience, and the only reason I left it in was to give a break from the overworld theme. I might swap it out for a shorter more fitting track at some point since it doesn't quite match well enough with the theming.

I think I know what you mean about the jump, but if you could elaborate on what you mean by that it would be very helpful.

I do find your reaction to the player character's design pretty amusing. It originally came to be when I was planning on what to make for the jam. I feel like it may not be the best fit, but I thought it would work the best in a paper design and couldn't think of anything else at that point.

Thanks for your feedback, and I'm glad to hear you liked the music and art style. (even if it was apparently too loud for you)

The music being too loud was something I was concerned about, but not something I can easily adjust as everyone's audio settings are different. I would probably have to add some sort of volume option or a way to toggle the music. The other track you heard supposed to be  ambient track, but it wasn't noticeable when played with the overworld theme, so currently they alternate between the two since as I felt that the overworld theme nonstop would get tiresome eventually. (Though a secret music track would have been a great idea)

I completely understand having a hard time keeping up with combat, and attack animations was something that I had wanted to do, but had put off since I knew there was no way I could get them done in time. I think I'll also add some sort of message as you suggested as well.

When initially planning the game I wanted to make sure the player didn't have to wait too long during combat, but it seems it's still too fast for people. There is actually something of an indicator in the game currently, as when a monster takes damage, the amount of damage appears on the screen briefly, but it's probably hard to notice if you don't know what you're looking for.

Could you clarify what you mean by the speed feeling off?

As for the items, combat items weren't implemented yet, I imagine what you're getting from the chests is the level up materials. They come in three different types and show up on the bottom of a monsters stat block.

Currently you can't see how many materials of a certain type you have unless you have a monster of that type. I will probably add in a section in the info menu to show how many materials the player has, and other items when those are added in.

If you're interested in trying to play the game again, a web version is now available.