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Thanks for the feedback!

I completely understand what you mean by the controls. This was a frustrating ordeal for me too, since the engine I used to make the game is really wonky. D:

I'll have to tweak the difficulty in the future, it is a bit hard. As for the spells, I'll have to rework how you gain them too, but have you tried climbing that tree in the second part of the first level? ;)

Which engine/technology are you using, out of curiosity?

No, I didn't realize you had to pick things up to unlock magic. I did try climbing trees early on, but I stopped because there didn't seem to be anything up there and I found it very difficult to do.

I used Constuct Classic to make it. I have Construct 2, among others, but it produces files much smaller than the rest. I don't recommend it for most people though, especially with better alternatives.

Interesting... does Construct Classic require a direct X download? My laptop that I play game jam games on (out of paranoia of downloading random exes to my computer, lol) won't run this one. It wants me to download an old Direct X package. This laptop is already at it's wits end, so I'm hesitant to download more.

Interesting that you've stuck with classic! I'm still on Construct 2, but seriously thinking of giving into 3. C2 has some weird crashes, usually annoying... but occasional so bad that it destroys the whole project file! (I backup A LOT while I'm working)

Anyway, the game looks really cool! I wish it would run on my laptop.

Yeah, it needs DirectX 9.0c, the June 2010 version. It's totally fine to use DirectX 9, so no worries, haha.

I don't know why I've been using Classic all this time, to be honest. It's really buggy, and it has some serious memory leak problems. It's like using an old laptop that's running Windows 2000 - its last update was 10+ years ago, and most modern software break or just downright don't work - but man, it just keeps on chugging along. XD

C2 does have some quirky bugs, but I think it's much more reliable than CC. Make anything larger than a jam game with the latter, and you'll find yourself closing and reopening it every 15 minutes. As for C3, I don't think I can ever afford that SAS model they're using. Sad for me. ):

Thanks! DirectX 9.0c is totally safe, so you should try the game out! :D

I do hate subscriptions, I'm with you there, ;-;. That's why I've been holding out. But they've been adding tons of great new features, so if I even get "serious" about making a game, I may need to bite the bullet. I'll see what I can do about getting Directx going so I can give it a play!