Not sure if this was intended behavior but my corpses stayed along after I died; I used them to trap enemies and traverse gaps.
The music and graphics work incredibly well together! Super moody and atmospheric; the one area that was kind of off tonally was the credits screen, and pssh, it's credits.
One of the ones I had a lot of anticipation and hopes for, and boy did it deliver. Great work!
Corpses piling up was totally intended! I'm kidding, but I made a temp solution and decided I liked it a little more than just removing those bodies from existence - made for some fun bugs. And I'm sorry about the credits - that was added last second, but no big deal.
Thank you for playing! I hope you enjoyed that dragon boss fight, it was fun testing out, and very simple to make - if only the Leviathan Lord had gotten that love...
There is something very charming about walking all over your past lives, forcing them to become more than merely the stagnant reminders of every failure. In the context of Walk the Horizon, anyway. I half-expected part of the point to be building a bridge of corpses to the end of the world.
I did enjoy taking on the dragon, though figuring out how to win was a little rough at first. Definitely let me know if there is ever love to spare and more content, especially Leviathan Lord content, gets added and polished. I will happily replay it!
