Link to your Game Design Doc on Google Drive.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BGT0Q7QM8XdoQEb4_6UPEdQrSNH5I-6-qcZhO0wTYRQ/edit?usp=sharing

Have you checked that your GDD is publicly accessible ?
Yes

Is your game set to public on itch.io so we can see it?
Yes

Summarise your game!
A small-scale top-down runner. Complete your checklist, checkout, and get out of there. Use you "Karen-ness" to force others to your bidding
No one gets in your way.

As you run through the store to do your shopping; disrespect, disregard, and smash your way through employees and other customers alike in pursuit of minimizing YOUR inconvenience.

Notes:
The game is designed with the intention to be a level-based speedrunner; having the player go further into the depths of selfishness to maximize their score and minimize their time spent.

Controls: Keyboard/Gampad
Move - WASD / Joystick / Dpad
Interact - E / A(Xbox) / X (PS)
Run - Shift / RB(Xbox) / R1 (PS)
Shout - Space / LB(Xbox) / L1(PS)

Please explain how your game fits the theme:
Our interpretation of the theme was to break down to what the most base definition of a weapon is. To that end, we came to the mindset that a weapon is something the is used to impose a will onto others; often unwillingly. To apply that to an individual; a person who considers themselves a "weapon", a person who is intentionally imposing, with no regard for the will or well-being of others.

With that in mind, we came to "Karen". Not a specific person, but a "type" of person. A type of weapon personified. A weapon you play as. You are a weapon. You are a Karen.

Is there anything you'd like the judges to pay particular attention to?
We're hoping as we expand this game that we can get closer to that chaotic and anxiety inducing feel of games like Pizza Tower and Hotline Miami. To achieve that "feel", what part of the gameplay in particular would you recommend changing/focussing on?

Also, just for kicks, what do you think of the art style? Our artists worked their butts off the entire jam producing a ton of assets, most of which we were unable to implement in time.